METHODS FOR NOMINATION OF NUCLEASE ON-/OFF-TARGET EDITING LOCATIONS, DESIGNATED "CTL-seq" (CRISPR Tag Linear-seq)

MCNEILL; Matthew ;   et al.

Patent Application Summary

U.S. patent application number 17/382945 was filed with the patent office on 2022-01-27 for methods for nomination of nuclease on-/off-target editing locations, designated "ctl-seq" (crispr tag linear-seq). The applicant listed for this patent is INTEGRATED DNA TECHNOLOGIES, INC.. Invention is credited to Ellen BLACK, Keith GUNDERSON, Kyle KINNEY, Matthew MCNEILL, Garrett RETTIG, Chris SAILOR, Yongming SUN, Rolf TURK, Yu WANG.

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United States Patent Application 20220025365
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MCNEILL; Matthew ;   et al. January 27, 2022

METHODS FOR NOMINATION OF NUCLEASE ON-/OFF-TARGET EDITING LOCATIONS, DESIGNATED "CTL-seq" (CRISPR Tag Linear-seq)

Abstract

Described herein are methods for identifying and nominating on- and off-target CRISPR editing sites with improved accuracy and sensitivity.


Inventors: MCNEILL; Matthew; (Iowa City, IA) ; TURK; Rolf; (Iowa City, IA) ; RETTIG; Garrett; (Coralville, IA) ; BLACK; Ellen; (Swisher, IA) ; SUN; Yongming; (San Ramon, CA) ; SAILOR; Chris; (Cedar Rapids, IA) ; WANG; Yu; (North Grafton, MA) ; GUNDERSON; Keith; (Iowa City, IA) ; KINNEY; Kyle; (Iowa City, IA)
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Name City State Country Type

INTEGRATED DNA TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

Coralville

IA

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Appl. No.: 17/382945
Filed: July 22, 2021

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Application Number Filing Date Patent Number
63055460 Jul 23, 2020

International Class: C12N 15/11 20060101 C12N015/11; C12N 9/22 20060101 C12N009/22; C12Q 1/6853 20060101 C12Q001/6853

Claims



1. A method for identifying and nominating on- and off-target CRISPR edited sites with improved accuracy and sensitivity, the process comprising the steps of: (a) co-delivering a guide sequence RNA (sgRNA) or a two-part CRISPR RNA:trans-activating crRNA (crRNA:tracrRNA) duplex, one or more tag sequences, and an RNA-guided endonuclease to cells; (b) incubating the cells for a period of time sufficient for double strand breaks to occur; (c) isolating genomic DNA from the cells, fragmenting the genomic DNA, and ligating the fragmented genomic DNA to a unique molecular index containing a universal adapter sequence; (d) amplifying the ligated DNA fragments using primers targeting the tag and universal adapter sequences to produce a first set of amplified sequences; (e) amplifying the first set of amplified sequences using universal sequencing primers targeting the tails of Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences; (f) sequencing the pooled sequences and obtaining sequencing data; and (g) identifying on-/off-target CRISPR editing loci.

2. The method of claim 1, wherein the universal sequencing primers target SP1 or SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7, 8) tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences.

3. The method of claim 1, wherein the universal sequencing primers target predesigned non-homologous sequence (SEQ ID NO: 269-273) tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBot primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences.

4. The method of claim 1, wherein the universal sequencing primers target predesigned 13-mer tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBot primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences.

5. The method of claim 1, wherein step (g) comprises executing on a processor: aligning the sequence data to a reference genome; (ii) identifying on-/off-target CRISPR editing loci; and (iii) outputting the alignment, analysis, and results data as custom-formatted files, tables or graphics.

6. The method of claim 1, further comprising a step following step (e) comprising: (e1) normalizing the second set of amplified sequences to produce concentration normalized libraries, pooling the normalized libraries with other samples to produce pooled libraries; and continuing with steps (f)-(i).

7. The method of claim 1, wherein step (d) uses a supression PCR method.

8. The method of claim 1, wherein the RNA-guided endonuclease comprises an endogenously-expressed Cas enzyme, a Cas expression vector, a Cas protein, or a Cas RNP complex.

9. The method of claim 1, wherein the RNA-guided endonuclease comprises an endogenously-expressed Cas9 enzyme, a Cas9 expression vector, a Cas9 protein, or a Cas9 RNP complex.

10. The method of claim 1, wherein the cells comprise human or mouse cells.

11. The method of claim 1, wherein the period of time is about 24 hours to about 96 hours.

12. The method of claim 1, wherein multiple tag sequences are co-delivered.

13. The method of claim 1, wherein the tag sequences comprise double-stranded deoxyribooligonucleotides (dsDNA) comprising 52-base pairs.

14. The method of claim 1, wherein the tag sequences comprise a 5'-terminal phosphate, and phosphorothioate linkages between the 1.sup.st and 2.sup.nd, 2.sup.nd and 3.sup.rd, 50.sup.th and 51.sup.st, and 51.sup.st and 52.sup.nd nucleotides.

15. The method of claim 1, wherein the tag sequences comprise a double stranded DNA comprising the complementary top and bottom strand pairs of SEQ ID NO: 1-2 or 7-268.

16. On- and off-target CRISPR editing sites identified or nominated using the method of claim 1.

17. A method for designing 52-base pair tag sequences, the method comprising, executing on a processor: (a) randomly generating 13-nucleotide sequences with 40-90% GC content, max homopolymer length A:2, C:3, G:2, T:2, weighted homopolymer rate <20, self-folding T.sub.m<50.degree. C., and self-dimer T.sub.m<50.degree. C.; (b) removing sequences that perfectly align to a particular genome or that are homopolymers or GG or CC dinucleotide motifs and obtaining a set of 13-mers; (c) selecting a subset of the 13-mer sequences that contain one or less CC or GG dinucleotide motifs; (d) concatenating four of the of 13-mer subset sequences to form random 52-mer sequences; (e) aligning the random 52-mer sequences to a genome; (f) removing the random 52-mer sequences that have similarity to the genome to produce a subset of 52-mer sequences; and (h) outputting the subset of 52-mer sequences and generating the complementary strands to produce double stranded 52-base pair tag sequences.

18. The method of claim 17, wherein the genome is human or mouse.

19. The method of claim 17, wherein the 52-base pair tag sequences are-non complementary to the genome.

20. The method of claim 17, further comprising designing primers for the 52-base pair tag sequences.

21. The method of claim 17, wherein the 52-base pair tag sequences comprise a 5'-terminal phosphate, and phosphorothioate linkages between the 1.sup.st and 2.sup.nd, 2.sup.nd and 3.sup.rd, 50.sup.th and 51.sup.st, and 51.sup.st and 52.sup.nd nucleotides of the 52-base pair tag sequences.

22. The method of claim 17, further comprising synthesizing oligonucleotides comprising the 52-base pair tag sequences, the complement of the 52-base pair tag sequences, or primers for the 52-base pair tag sequences.

23. One or more 52-base pair tag sequences designed using the methods of claim 17.

24. The 52-base pair tag sequences of claim 23, wherein the 52-base pair tag sequence comprises a double stranded DNA comprising the top and bottom strand pairs of SEQ ID NO: 1-2 or 7-268.

25. A method for designing primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences of claim 23 and an adapter primer, the method comprising, executing on a processor: (a) designing tag primers that are partially complementary to the top and bottom strands of tag sequences; and (b) designing an adapter primer that is partially complementary to the top strand of the adapter sequence; wherein: the tag primers comprise a 5'-universal tail sequence; and the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the tails of Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers.

26. The method of claim 25, wherein the 5'-universal tail sequence is complementary to an SP1 or SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7, 8), a locus specific segment, a ribonucleotide (rN) 6-nucleotides from the 3'-end, a 3'-end mismatch, a 3'-end block (3'-C.sub.3 spacer), a predesigned non-homologous sequence (SEQ ID NO: 269-273), or a predesigned 13-mer sequence.

27. The method of claim 25, wherein the primers partially complementary to top and bottom strands of the tag sequences comprise a tail sequence complementary to the SP1 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7) and the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 8) tail on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers; or the primers partially complementary to top and bottom strands of the tag sequences comprise a tail sequence complementary to the SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 8) and the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the SP1 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7) tail on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers.

28. The method of claim 25, wherein the amplification of a nucleic acid molecule with the primers that are complementary to the top and bottom strands of tag sequences and primers that are complementary to the top strand of the adapter sequence produces a PCR product that comprises a portion of the tag sequence, a sgDNA sequence, and the adapter sequence.

29. The method of claim 25, further comprising synthesizing oligonucleotides comprising the sequences of the forward and reverse tag primers and the adapter primer.

30. The method of claim 25, wherein the 52-base pair tag sequences and primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences are designed and selected using an algorithm predicting whether the primers are likely to be partially complementary and have a propensity to form primer-dimers.

31. One or more primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences and one or more adapter primers designed using the method of claim 25.

32. The primers of claim 31, wherein the primers comprise the sequences of SEQ ID NO: 3, 4; and the adapter primer, wherein the adapter primer comprises the sequence of SEQ ID NO: 5.

33. A method for using of one or more double-stranded 52-base pair tag sequences to identify on- and off-target CRISPR editing sites.
Description



CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

[0001] This application claims priority to U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 63/055,460, filed on Jul. 23, 2020, which is incorporated by reference herein in its entirety.

REFERENCE TO SEQUENCE LISTING

[0002] This application is filed with a Computer Readable Form of a Sequence Listing in accordance with 37 C.F.R. .sctn. 1.821(c). The text file submitted by EFS, "013670-9056-US02_sequence_listing_19-JUL-2021_ST25.txt" contains 273 sequences, was created on Jul. 19, 2021, has a file size of 153 Kbytes, and is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

[0003] Described herein are methods for identifying and nominating on- and off-target CRISPR editing sites with improved accuracy and sensitivity.

BACKGROUND

[0004] CRISPR (clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats) has revolutionized genomics by permitting the simple introduction of changes to the genetic code. CRISPR systems, such as Cas9 and Cas12a proteins, are guided to their target by RNA oligonucleotide sequences bound by the Cas proteins (forming ribonucleoprotein protein; RNP), where the enzyme creates double stranded breaks (DSBs) in DNA sequences. Native cellular machinery repairs DSBs, generally using non-homologous end joining (NHEJ) or homology directed repair (HDR) molecular pathways. DNA repaired through NHEJ, which occurs at on- and off-target locations, often contains indels (insertions/deletions), which can lead to mutations and change the function of encoded genes. Thus, identifying these locations is critical to deconvoluting the impact of on- and off-target editing on biological phenotypes.

[0005] To date, no "gold standard" method exists to identify or nominate off-target editing locations for CRISPR or other nucleases. Many methods have been developed. These methods use a variety of strategies, including the detection of endogenous repair machinery assembled at DSBs (Discover-Seq [1]), the integration of a DNA tag sequence into the host cell genome (GUIDE-Seq; see U.S. Pat. No. 9,822,407), iGUIDE [2, 3]), or by cutting DNA in vitro (BLISS [4], CIRCLE-Seq [5], SiteSeq [6]).

[0006] Cellular or cell based (sometimes referred to as in vivo) and biochemical (sometimes referred to as in vitro) off-target assay nomination systems each have their advantages. Proteins bound to the DNA and epigenetic marks modify the function of nuclease activity, suggesting that cellular or cell based methods may better identify actual editing targets [7]. However, biochemical methods have nominated sites not identified through cellular or cell based methods, suggesting biochemical methods may be more comprehensive [5, 6]. Nevertheless, these current tools tend to have imperfect sensitivity [5, 6] (see FIG. 1).

[0007] What is needed is a method for detecting and nominating on- and off-target CRISPR editing sites with improved accuracy and sensitivity.

SUMMARY

[0008] One embodiment described herein is a method for identifying and nominating on- and off-target CRISPR edited sites with improved accuracy and sensitivity, the process comprising the steps of: (a) co-delivering a guide sequence RNA (sgRNA) or a two-part CRISPR RNA:trans-activating crRNA (crRNA:tracrRNA) duplex, one or more tag sequences, and an RNA-guided endonuclease to cells; (b) incubating the cells for a period of time sufficient for double strand breaks to occur; (c) isolating genomic DNA from the cells, fragmenting the genomic DNA, and ligating the fragmented genomic DNA to a unique molecular index containing a universal adapter sequence; (d) amplifying the ligated DNA fragments using primers targeting the tag and universal adapter sequences to produce a first set of amplified sequences; (e) amplifying the first set of amplified sequences using universal sequencing primers targeting the tails of Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences; (f) sequencing the pooled sequences and obtaining sequencing data; and (g) identifying on-/off-target CRISPR editing loci. In one aspect, the universal sequencing primers target SP1 or SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7, 8) tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences. In another aspect, the universal sequencing primers target predesigned non-homologous sequence (SEQ ID NO: 269-273) tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBot primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences. In another aspect, the universal sequencing primers target predesigned 13-mer tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBot primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences. In another aspect, step (g) comprises executing on a processor: (i) aligning the sequence data to a reference genome; (ii) identifying on-/off-target CRISPR editing loci; and (iii) outputting the alignment, analysis, and results data as custom-formatted files, tables or graphics. In another aspect, the method further comprises a step following step (e) comprising: (e1) normalizing the second set of amplified sequences to produce concentration normalized libraries, pooling the normalized libraries with other samples to produce pooled libraries; and continuing with steps (f)-(i). In another aspect, step (d) uses a suppression PCR method. In another aspect, the RNA-guided endonuclease comprises an endogenously-expressed Cas enzyme, a Cas expression vector, a Cas protein, or a Cas RNP complex. In another aspect, the RNA-guided endonuclease comprises an endogenously-expressed Cas9 enzyme, a Cas9 expression vector, a Cas9 protein, or a Cas9 RNP complex. In another aspect, the cells comprise human or mouse cells. In another aspect, the period of time is about 24 hours to about 96 hours. In another aspect, multiple tag sequences are co-delivered. In another aspect, the tag sequences comprise double-stranded deoxyribooligonucleotides (dsDNA) comprising 52-base pairs. In another aspect, the tag sequences comprise a 5'-terminal phosphate, and phosphorothioate linkages between the 1.sup.st and 2.sup.nd, 2.sup.nd and 3.sup.rd, 50.sup.th and 51.sup.st, and 51.sup.st and 52.sup.nd nucleotides. In another aspect, the tag sequences comprise a double stranded DNA comprising the complementary top and bottom strand pairs of SEQ ID NO: 1-2 or 7-268.

[0009] Other embodiments described herein are on- and off-target CRISPR editing sites identified or nominated using the methods described herein.

[0010] Another embodiment described herein is a method for designing 52-base pair tag sequences, the method comprising, executing on a processor: (a) randomly generating 13-nucleotide sequences with 40-90% GC content, max homopolymer length A:2, C:3, G:2, T:2, weighted homopolymer rate <20, self-folding T.sub.m<50.degree. C., and self-dimer T.sub.m<50.degree. C.; (b) removing sequences that perfectly align to a particular genome or that are homopolymers or GG or CC dinucleotide motifs and obtaining a set of 13-mers; (c) selecting a subset of the 13-mer sequences that contain one or less CC or GG dinucleotide motifs; (d) concatenating four of the of 13-mer subset sequences to form random 52-mer sequences; (e) aligning the random 52-mer sequences to a genome; (f) removing the random 52-mer sequences that have similarity to the genome to produce a subset of 52-mer sequences; and (h) outputting the subset of 52-mer sequences and generating the complementary strands to produce double stranded 52-base pair tag sequences. In one aspect, the genome is human or mouse. In another aspect, the 52-base pair tag sequences are-non complementary to the genome. In another aspect, the method further comprises designing primers for the 52-base pair tag sequences. In another aspect, the 52-base pair tag sequences comprise a 5'-terminal phosphate, and phosphorothioate linkages between the 1.sup.st and 2.sup.nd, 2.sup.nd and 3.sup.rd, 50.sup.th and 51.sup.st, and 51.sup.st and 52.sup.nd nucleotides of the 52-base pair tag sequences. In another aspect, the method further comprises synthesizing oligonucleotides comprising the 52-base pair tag sequences, the complement of the 52-base pair tag sequences, or primers for the 52-base pair tag sequences.

[0011] Other embodiments described herein are one or more 52-base pair tag sequences designed using the methods described herein. In one aspect, the 52-base pair tag sequence comprises a double stranded DNA comprising the top and bottom strand pairs of SEQ ID NO: 1-2 or 7-268.

[0012] Another embodiment described herein is a method for designing primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences of claim 23 and an adapter primer, the method comprising, executing on a processor: (a) designing tag primers that are partially complementary to the top and bottom strands of tag sequences; and (b) designing an adapter primer that is partially complementary to the top strand of the adapter sequence; wherein: the tag primers comprise a 5'-universal tail sequence; and the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the tails of Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers. In one aspect, the 5'-universal tail sequence is complementary to an SP1 or SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7, 8), a locus specific segment, a ribonucleotide (rN) 6-nucleotides from the 3'-end, a 3'-end mismatch, a 3'-end block (3'-C.sub.3 spacer), a predesigned non-homologous sequence (SEQ ID NO: 269-273), or a predesigned 13-mer sequence. In another aspect, the primers partially complementary to top and bottom strands of the tag sequences comprise a tail sequence complementary to the SP1 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7) and the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 8) tail on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers; or the primers partially complementary to top and bottom strands of the tag sequences comprise a tail sequence complementary to the SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 8) and the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the SP1 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7) tail on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers. In another aspect, the amplification of a nucleic acid molecule with the primers that are complementary to the top and bottom strands of tag sequences and primers that are complementary to the top strand of the adapter sequence produces a PCR product that comprises a portion of the tag sequence, a sgDNA sequence, and the adapter sequence. In another aspect, the method further comprises synthesizing oligonucleotides comprising the sequences of the forward and reverse tag primers and the adapter primer. In another aspect, the 52-base pair tag sequences and primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences are designed and selected using an algorithm predicting whether the primers are likely to be partially complementary and have a propensity to form primer-dimers.

[0013] Other embodiments described herein are one or more primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences and one or more adapter primers designed using the methods described herein. In one aspect, the primers comprise the sequences of SEQ ID NO: 3, 4; and the adapter primer, wherein the adapter primer comprises the sequence of SEQ ID NO: 5.

[0014] Another embodiment described herein is the use of one or more double-stranded 52-base pair tag sequences for identifying on- and off-target CRISPR editing sites.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0015] FIG. 1 shows fraction of reads shared by three biological replicates are shown in white sectors; whereas reads shared by two replicates, or present in a single replicate, are shown in black sectors. Table 1 shows GUIDE-seq [3] based nomination for 4 different gRNAs in triplicate in a 96-well format. gRNA complexes were generated by mixing equimolar amounts of Alt-R crRNA-XT and Alt-R tracrRNA. HEK293 cells stably expressing Cas9 were transfected with 10 .mu.M gRNA and 0.5 .mu.M dsODN GUIDE-seq tag using the Nucleofector.TM. system (Lonza). After 72 hrs, genomic DNA (gDNA) was isolated. Genomic DNA was fragmented, and adapters were ligated using the Lotus DNA library preparation kit (IDT). Libraries were generated by amplification from the inserted tag to the ligated adapters [3]. Libraries were then sequenced in paired-end fashion on an IIlumina.RTM. platform.

[0016] FIG. 2 shows that GUIDE-Seq finds more off-target locations than can be validated through rhAmpSeq targeted amplification. Presented results are an aggregate of 331 GUIDE-Seq nominated sites when delivering gRNA sequences (internally named: AR, CTNNB1, EMX1, GRHPR, HPRT38087, HPRT38285, VEGFA) into HEK293 cells stably expressing WT Cas9. GUIDE-seq nominated off-targets assigned 0.1% of the total reference genome aligned reads for each guide were designed and targeted by one rhAmpSeq panel all reference genome aligned. In subsequent experiments, gRNAs were again delivered to the same cells, and editing was assayed with rhAmpSeq. Targets were called "edited" if the treated condition had observed indels .gtoreq.the untreated control sample at %.

[0017] FIG. 3 illustrates that GUIDE-Seq tag integration rate varies. The graph shows the percentage of Tag integration (normalized to % Editing) for 118 unique Cas9 on/off-target sites that had InDel editing in rhAmpSeq panels targeting GUIDE-Seq nominated on/off-target loci for guide sequences targeting the RAG1, RAG2, and EMX1 genes. Each guide was co-delivered with the 34-base pair GUIDE-Seq, dsODN tag into HEK293 cells stably expressing Cas9 by nucleofection. DNA was extracted 72 hrs later, amplified by rhAmpSeq multiplex PCR, sequenced on an Illumina.RTM. MiSeq, and analyzed through a custom pipeline. The normalized tag integration rate is calculated as the percentage of sequenced reads at each target containing the tag sequence divided by the total reads containing an allele divergent from the reference genome (indicating Cas9 editing).

[0018] FIG. 4 shows the design of rhAmpSeq primers against alien sequence tags. A cartoon diagram shows the steps of the design process using the rhAmpSeq design pipeline including design of forward primers against the top (1) and bottom (2) strands, discarding unneeded primers, and selecting tag-targeting primers that have 5'-overlapping, but not 3'-overlapping sequences, so that the top/bottom strand primer dimers would hairpin (3).

[0019] FIG. 5 shows an overview of the rhAmpSeq design pipeline used to construct the overlapping primer designs. In the pipeline, a known sequence is appended onto the 5'-end and 3'-end of each tag sequence, the inputs are quality-controlled and assays (shown in FIG. 4A) are designed against the top and bottom strand of each tag. Primers targeting each tag strand are paired such that at least 4-nucleotides 3' of the RNA nucleotide do not overlap between primers targeting the same tag, and primer pairs are ranked and selected. Hg38 and mm38 acronyms represent versions of the human and mouse genomes, respectively.

[0020] FIG. 6 illustrates hairpin formation if overlapping primers generate PCR amplicons. The diagram shows a representative target sequence and hairpin PCR product of undesired short amplicons from overlapping primer regions with complementary 5' primer tail ends at the 3'- and 5'-end of the PCR product.

[0021] FIG. 7 shows the number of target sites (black bars) with integration of the specified single tag (SEQ ID NO: 9-40) or pools of tags described in Table 5 (SEQ ID NO: 9-40, 45-268). The striped bar (CTLmax) shows the maximum number of target sites that theoretically can be found if a combination of the single tags (SEQ ID NO: 9-40) is used (23 sites out of a maximum of 32 sites). Pool A1 contains all the single tags (SEQ ID NO: 9-40). Pools B1-6 contain 16 different tags each (SEQ ID NO: 45-268). Pool C1 contains all tags tested (SEQ ID NO: 9-40, 45-268). Integration events were determined using an in-house data analysis tool.

[0022] FIG. 8 shows the number of target sites (black bars) with integration of the specified single tag (SEQ ID NO: 9-40) or pools of tags described in Table 5 (SEQ ID NO: 9-40, 45-268). The striped bar (CTLmax) shows the maximum number of target sites that theoretically can be found if a combination of the single tags (SEQ ID NO: 9-40) is used (47 sites out of a maximum of 53 sites). Pool A1 contains all the single tags (SEQ ID NO: 9-40). Pools B1-6 contain 16 different tags each (SEQ ID NO: 45-268). Pool C1 contains all tags tested (SEQ ID NO: 9-40, 45-268). Integration events were determined using an in-house data analysis tool.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0023] Described herein are methods for detecting and nominating on- and off-target CRISPR editing sites with improved accuracy and sensitivity. The intracellular context information is maintained by building upon prior in vivo nomination methods. The sensitivity is expanded by co-delivering a set of unique, predefined sequence tags. In one aspect, the co-delivered set of predefined unique tags may range from 13-80 base pairs. In another aspect, the co-delivered set of predefined tags may be comprised of 13 base pair tag sequence tags, 26 base pair tag sequence tags, 39 base pair tag sequence tags, 52 base pair tag sequence tags, 65 base pair tag sequence tags, or 78 base pair tag sequence tags. In another aspect, the unique predefined tags are a set of 52-base pair tag sequence tags (the increased length of the sequence tags improves the ability to find good primer landing sites for rhPrimers). This limitation is believed to be mitigated by using a diversity of tag sequences that are distinct from human and mouse genomes. The specificity is improved by building upon Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT)'s rhAmp technology that uses RNAaseH2 (Pyrococcus abyssi) to unblock primers that have correctly annealed to their target; this yields lower rates of false priming. Specificity can be further enhanced by only nominating targets using reads that contain an expected tag sequence at the 5'-end. The incorporation of suppression PCR into this method permits ease of use. The prior in vivo methods (e.g., GUIDE-seq and iGUIDE) require parallel PCR reactions (2 pool amplification) to amplify by annealing to and extending from the top and bottom strand of the tags. Here, suppression PCR is used to allow both pools to be amplified simultaneously without causing problematic dimer sequences.

[0024] A GUIDE-Seq dsDNA tag was co-delivered with one guide RNA to HEK293 cells constitutively expressing Cas9 using nucleofection. See U.S. Pat. No. 9,822,407, which is incorporated by reference herein for such teachings. A total of four different guide RNAs were tested in this fashion. Ribonucleoprotein complexes (RNPs) between the expressed Cas9 and guide RNA form within the cells, introducing double stranded breaks. Repaired breaks can contain the co-delivered tags. After delivery, cells were incubated, and the resulting DNA was extracted. Target amplification was performed according to the GUIDE-Seq protocol and assayed with a modified version of the GUIDE-Seq analytical pipeline (github.com/aryeelab/guideseq). Nominated targets were compared between three biological replicates (unique guideRNA+Tag co-deliveries). Not all nominated targets were common to all biological replicates (commonly/total nominated targets: 7/31, 6/19, 2/4, 3/5 respectively; see Table 1). However, >90% of the total reads, attributed to any target, were attributed to common targets (on average; see FIG. 1).

TABLE-US-00001 TABLE 1 Identified off-target sites for four different gRNAs and relative level of editing at off-target sites compared to the on-target site Location C19orf84_BR1 C19orf84_BR2 C19orf84_BR3 chr19_51389306 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% chr9_20224748 38.55% 16.43% 29.00% chr4_28036434 16.33% 13.05% 14.36% chr15_74256506 14.30% 18.18% 25.17% chr2_171312919 11.40% 8.51% 7.93% chr8_65742269 10.82% 1.17% 10.40% chr13_96554656 8.70% 0.00% 0.00% chr4_86807920 8.50% 9.21% 1.92% chr3_124485356 6.57% 0.00% 0.00% chr9_20330398 5.60% 0.00% 0.00% chr11_71298123 5.12% 0.00% 0.00% chr7_101729696 4.83% 0.00% 9.58% chr19_10923882 3.67% 3.03% 0.00% chr10_15548456 3.57% 15.38% 0.00% chr12_117097457 2.80% 0.00% 2.60% chr22_33493900 2.13% 0.00% 4.79% chrX_149763439 2.13% 0.00% 3.83% chr17_7435217 1.93% 0.00% 0.55% chr12_26286721 1.74% 0.00% 5.06% chr16_49704848 1.26% 5.01% 7.11% chr12_51288216 1.06% 0.00% 0.00% chr12_56010621 0.87% 0.00% 0.00% chr13_29717148 0.48% 0.00% 0.00% chr1_3088065 0.29% 0.00% 0.00% chr15_73442915 0.19% 0.00% 0.55% chr10_118045968 0.19% 0.00% 0.00% chr14_102199972 0.00% 0.00% 0.68% chr18_56334679 0.00% 0.00% 2.33% chr21_36426137 0.00% 0.00% 2.19% chr5_139002763 0.00% 0.00% 3.83% chrX_58291642 0.00% 0.00% 3.83% Location C17orf99_BR1 C17orf99_BR2 C17orf99_BR3 chr17_78164110 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% chr22_24471716 15.00% 13.24% 10.86% chr10_101156881 6.22% 11.07% 9.79% chr3_170476431 5.86% 3.97% 4.57% chr17_17692965 4.94% 0.66% 8.62% chr15_73400031 3.93% 4.63% 5.73% chr19_15238775 0.00% 0.00% 2.56% chr2_18362316 0.00% 0.00% 1.59% chr2_171087784 0.00% 0.54% 0.84% chr22_19959968 0.00% 1.26% 0.19% chr22_32114104 0.00% 0.00% 4.06% chr4_129034015 0.00% 0.00% 0.33% chr5_61219030 0.00% 0.00% 0.33% chr5_66209615 0.00% 0.00% 1.86% chr7_69709389 0.00% 0.12% 2.75% chr7_158662844 0.00% 1.44% 5.27% chrX_9567397 0.00% 0.00% 0.23% chr19_55657073 0.00% 0.66% 0.00% chr22_43788032 0.00% 2.47% 0.00% Location C16orf90_BR1 C16orf90_BR2 C16orf90_BR3 chr16_3494817 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% chr2_109189307 75.32% 4.27% 52.05% chr22_24586001 45.45% 0.00% 0.00% chr10_104736568 0.00% 0.00% 8.22% Location ATAD3C_BR1 ATAD3C_BR2 ATAD3C_BR3 chr1_1450685 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% chr1_1503588 11.73% 10.07% 9.27% chr1_1516015 2.47% 1.86% 5.14% chr19_32167960 26.34% 0.93% 0.00% chr2_111077960 0.00% 1.12% 0.00%

[0025] Additionally, nominated targets may not be replicable or detectable using orthogonal methods. Using the GUIDE-Seq method, the GUIDE-Seq DNA tag was co-delivered with each of 6 guides (each tag is delivered with one guide RNA) to HEK293 cells constitutively expressing Cas9 using nucleofection. rhAmpSeq multiplex amplicon panels were designed to amplify the nominated targets, and we quantified editing in biological replicates. Of the 331 targets nominated by GUIDE-Seq, only 41 (12%) could be verified with rhAmpSeq (see FIG. 2).

[0026] dsDNA tag sequences co-delivered with the guide RNAs into a stably expressing CRISPR cell line, which are used in the NHEJ repair, are incorporated at varying rates. Here, the GUIDE-Seq dsDNA tag was co-delivered with each of 6 guides into HEK293 cells constitutively expressing Cas9. In another aspect, the dsDNA tag sequences co-delivered with CRISPR RNP, which are used in the NHEJ repair, are incorporated at varying rates. Here, the GUIDE-Seq dsDNA tag was co-delivered with each of 6 guides into HEK293 cells constitutively expressing Cas9. rhAmpSeq panels were developed to amplify nominated targets, and in biological replicates, the rates of tag integration were analyzed using a custom analytical pipeline. These results demonstrate that tags are incorporated at 0-85% of edited genomic copies, varying by target (see FIG. 3). Without being bound by any theory, it is hypothesized that the rate varies by sequence context.

[0027] Described herein are methods to improve the signal to noise ratio by combining Integrated DNA Technology's rhAmpSeg.TM. technology, suppression PCR, and novel alien DNA sequence designs to nominate nuclease off-target editing locations within a host genome.

[0028] In this method, Cas9, a sgRNA or a two-part CRISPR RNA:trans-activating crRNA (crRNA:tracrRNA) duplex, and one or more double stranded DNA (dsDNA) tag sequences are delivered to cells. Co-delivering multiple tags permits improved tag integration at off-target sites (see below). The tag sequences have sequence content significantly different (i.e., alien) to the host genome. After nuclease introduced DSBs, NHEJ repair will insert the tag sequence(s) into the target site, forming known primer landing sites. After cells have time to repair the DSBs and possibly further divide (such as after 72 hr), genomic DNA is isolated, fragmented (e.g., Covaris.RTM. shearing, enzyme-based shearing, Tn5, etc.), ligated a unique molecular index (UMI)-containing universal adapter sequence to the fragmented DNA, and the un-ligated material is removed. Next, the DNA fragments are amplified by targeting primers to the tag and universal adapter sequences (Round 1 PCR). Using universal primers, a sample index (PCR2) is added, the amplified material is concentration normalized, pooled with other samples, and the pooled material is sequenced on an IIlumina.RTM. (or similar) machine. The sequenced reads are aligned to a reference genome, and loci where large numbers of reads map may nominate on/off-target locations.

[0029] Alien sequences were designed by generating >1 M random 13-mer sequences with 40-90% GC content, max homopolymer length A:2, C:3, G:2, T:2, weighted homopolymer rate <20, self-folding T.sub.m<50.degree. C., and self-dimer T.sub.m<50.degree. C. From the list of sequences, sequences that aligned perfectly against human (GRCh38.p2; hg38) or mouse (GRCh38.p4; mm38) reference genomes or had troubling motif sequences (homopolymers, most G-G or C-C dinucleotide motifs) were removed, resulting in 479 sequences.

[0030] To design the 52-base pair tag sequences described herein, 49 13-mer oligo sequences were selected that contain .ltoreq.1 C or G dinucleotide, and 10,000 unique combinations of four 13-mer sequences were generated. The length of each concatenated sequence (e.g., pasting four 13-mer sequences in a row using software) is 52-nucleotides. Next, each 52-nucleotide tag sequence was aligned against the human (GRCh38.p2) and mouse (GRChm38.p4) genomes using an internally modified version of bwa, called bwa-psm. Implementation of bwa-psm returns all possible secondary matches up to a defined threshold. A set of tag sequences (SEQ ID NO:1-2) were designed that were intended to work as a group, that had no similarity to the human or mouse genomes (max seed size: 7, seed edit distance: 2, max edit distance: 21, max gap open: 2, max gap extension: 3, mismatch penalty: 1, gap open penalty: 1, gap extension penalty: 1).

[0031] Overlapping rhAmpSeq V1 primers (SEQ ID NO: 3-4) were designed complementary to the top and bottom strands of the tag and 5'-end of the adapter sequence (SEQ ID NO: 6) (FIG. 4). The tag-specific primers (SEQ ID NO: 3-4) contain a 5'-universal tail sequence matching the SP1 and SP2 primer sequences (SEQ ID NO: 7-8), a locus specific segment, a ribonucleotide (rN) 6-nucleotides from the 3'-end, a 3'-end mismatch, and a 3'-end block (3'-C.sub.3 spacer). The adapter-specific primer (SEQ ID NO: 5) targets the 5'-end of the 5'-P5 adapter sequence (SEQ ID NO: 6), and the adapter sequence contains unique molecular index (UMI) sequence (Table 2). The primers were designed to target the plus and minus strands of the annealed tag such that, if these primers unexpectedly form a dimer, the formed product will hairpin, removing the oligo from the available reaction templates (e.g., supression PCR). (FIG. 6A-B). Primer sequences targeting the tags were chosen based on a proprietary design algorithm designed and implemented by IDT (internal copy of the algorithm with a public-facing UI: www.idtdna.com/site/account?RetumURL=/site/order/designtool/index/RHAMPSE- Q), which selects the most optimally performing primer pairs to amplify the intended template sequence. (FIG. 5). Primer sequences were assessed for non-specific binding to all other tag sequences and both human and mouse primary genome assemblies to verify they were unlikely to form off-target amplicons when combined with a universal adapter sequence and the presence of human or mouse genomic DNA.

[0032] The primers were desired to work in pairs where one tag-specific primer (top or bottom strand) pairs with the adapter-specific primer (SEQ ID NO:5). This results in the amplification of a molecule that contains a portion of the tag, gDNA, and the adapter sequence when amplified using supression PCR methods (FIG. 4).

TABLE-US-00002 TABLE 2 Sequences Used for First Proof of Concept SEQ Sequence ID Type Name (5'.fwdarw.3') NO Tag 9022179029169042579 T*C*GTTCGTTC SEQ 04625907201907281 CGCTCTAACCGG ID CGAATCTACCGC NO: GCATATCTACGC 1 CGCA*A*T Tag 9022179029169042579 A*T*TGCGGCGT SEQ 04625907201907281_r AGATATGCGCGG ID ev TAGATTCGCCGG NO: TTAGAGCGGAAC 2 GAAC*G*A Tag pFWD.ID_Target1: acactctttccc SEQ Primers 9022179029169042579 tacacgacgctc ID 04625907201907281.12 ttccgatctTCT NO: 7.150.1.SP1 ACCGCGCATATC 3 TACrGCCGCT/ 3SpC3/ Tag pFWD.ID_Target2: acactctttccc SEQ Primers 9022179029169042579 tacacgacgctc ID 04625907201907281.11 ttccgatctATA NO: 6.140.-1.SP1 TGCGCGGTAGAT 4 TCGCrCGGTTT/ 3SpC3/ Adapter Adapter Primer gtgactggagtt SEQ Primer cagacgtgtgct ID cttccgatctAA NO: TGATACGGCGAC 5 CACCGAGATCTA CArCAAGGC/ 3SpC3/ P5 Adapter Example Sequence AATGATACGGCG SEQ ACCACCGAGATC ID TACACTAGATCG NO: CNNWNNWNNACA 6 CTCTTTCCCTAC ACGACGCTCTTC CGATC*T SP1 Sequencing Primer 1 acactctttccc SEQ tacacgacgctc ID ttccgatct NO: 7 SP2 Sequencing Primer 2 gtgactggagtt SEQ cagacgtgtgct ID cttccgatct NO: 8 "*" indicates a phosphorothioate linkage; "rN" indicates a ribonucleotide, where N is the nucleotide preceeded by the "r"; "/3SpC3/" indicates a 3'-C.sub.3 spacer.

[0033] One embodiment described herein is a method for identifying and identifying and nominating on- and off-target CRISPR editing sites with improved accuracy and sensitivity, the process comprising the steps of: (a) co-delivering a guide sequence RNA (sgRNA) or a two-part CRISPR RNA:trans-activating crRNA (crRNA:tracrRNA) duplex and one or more tag sequences to cells; (b) incubating the cells for a period of time; (c) isolating genomic DNA from the cells, fragmenting the genomic DNA, and ligating the fragmented genomic DNA to a unique molecular index containing a universal adapter sequence; (d) amplifying the ligated DNA fragments using primers targeting the tag and universal adapter sequences to produce a first set of amplified sequences; (e) amplifying the first set of amplified sequences using universal sequencing primers targeting the tails of Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences; (f) sequencing the pooled sequences and obtaining sequencing data; and (g) identifying on-/off-target CRISPR editing loci. In one embodiment, the universal sequencing primers target SP1 or SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7, 8) tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences. In another embodiment, the universal sequencing primers target predesigned non-homologous sequence (Table 6; SEQ ID NO: 269-273) tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBot to produce a second set of amplified sequences. In yet another embodiment, the universal primers target predesigned 13-mer tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences. In one embodiment, step (g) comprises executing on a processor: (i) aligning the sequence data to a reference genome; (ii) identifying on-/off-target CRISPR editing loci; and (iii) outputting the alignment, analysis, and results data as tables or graphics. In another embodiment, the method further comprises a step following step (e) comprising: (e1) normalizing the second set of amplified sequences to produce concentration normalized libraries, pooling the normalized libraries with other samples to produce pooled libraries; and continuing with steps (f)-(i). In one aspect, step (d) uses a supression PCR method. In another aspect, the cells constitutively express a Cas enzyme, are co-delivered with a Cas expression vector, are co-delivered with a Cas protein, or are co-delivered with a Cas RNP complex. In another aspect, the cells constitutively express a Cas9 enzyme, are co-delivered with a Cas9 expression vector, are co-delivered with a Cas9 protein, or are co-delivered with a Cas9 RNP complex. In another aspect, the cells comprise human or mouse cells. In another aspect, the period of time is about 24 hours to about 96 hours. In another aspect, multiple tag sequences are co-delivered. In another aspect, the tag sequences comprise double-stranded deoxyribooligonucleotides (dsDNA) comprising 52-base pairs. In another aspect, the tag sequences comprise a 5'-terminal phosphate, and phosphorothioate linkages between the 1.sup.st and 2.sup.nd, 2.sup.nd and 3.sub.rd, 50.sup.th and 51.sup.st, and 51.sup.st and 52.sup.nd nucleotides. In another aspect, the tag sequences comprise a double stranded DNA comprising the top and bottom strand pairs of SEQ ID NO: 9-40 or 45-268.

[0034] Another embodiment described herein is on- and off-target CRISPR editing sites identified or nominated using the methods described herein.

[0035] Another embodiment described herein is a method for designing 52-base pair tag sequences, the method comprising, executing on a processor: (a) randomly generating 13-nucleotide sequences with 40-90% GC content, max homopolymer length A:2, C:3, G:2, T:2, weighted homopolymer rate <20, self-folding T.sub.m<50.degree. C., and self-dimer T.sub.m<50.degree. C.; (b) removing sequences that perfectly align to a particular genome or that are homopolymers or GG or CC dinucleotide motifs and obtaining a set of 13-mers; (c) selecting a subset of the 13-mer sequences that contain one or less CC or GG dinucleotide motifs; (d) concatenating four of the of 13-mer subset sequences to form random 52-mer sequences; (e) aligning the random 52-mer sequences to a genome; (f) removing the random 52-mer sequences that have similarity to the genome to produce a subset of 52-mer sequences; and (h) outputting the subset of 52-mer sequences and generating the complementary strands to produce double stranded 52-base pair tag sequences. In one aspect, the genome is human or mouse. In one aspect, the 52-base pair tag sequences are not complementary to the genome. In another aspect, the method further comprises designing primers for the 52-base pair tag sequences. In another aspect, the 52-base pair tag sequences comprise a 5'-terminal phosphate, and phosphorothioate linkages between the 1.sup.st and 2.sup.nd, 2.sup.nd and 3.sub.rd, 50.sup.th and 51.sup.st, and 51.sup.st and 52.sup.nd nucleotides of the 52-base pair tag sequences. In another aspect, the method further comprises synthesising oligonucleotides comprising the 52-base pair tag sequences, the complement of the 52-base pair tag sequences, or primers for the 52-base pair tag sequences.

[0036] Another embodiment described herein is one or more 52-base pair tag sequences designed using the methods described herein. In one aspect, the 52-base pair tag sequence comprises a double stranded DNA comprising the complementary top and bottom strand pairs of SEQ ID NO: 9-40 or 45-268.

[0037] Another embodiment described herein is a method for designing primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences described herein and an adapter primer, the method comprising, executing on a processor: (a) designing tag primers that are partially complementary to the top and bottom strands of tag sequences; and (b) designing an adapter primer that is partially complementary to the top strand of the adapter sequence; wherein: the tag primers comprise a 5'-universal tail sequence complementary to an SP1 or SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7, 8), a locus specific segment, a ribonucleotide (rN) 6-nucleotides from the 3'-end, a 3'-end mismatch, and a 3'-end block (3'-C.sub.3 spacer); and the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the SP1 or SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7, 8). In one aspect, the primers partially complementary to top and bottom strands of the tag sequences comprise a sequence complementary to the SP1 sequence and the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the SP2 sequence; or the primers partially complementary to top and bottom strands of the tag sequences comprise a sequence complementary to the SP2 sequence and the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the SP1 sequence. In another aspect, amplification of a nucleic acid molecule with the primers that are complementary to the top and bottom strands of tag sequences and primers that are complementary to the top strand of the adapter sequence produces a PCR product that comprises a portion of the tag sequence, a sgDNA sequence, and the adapter sequence. In another aspect, the method further comprises synthesising oligonucleotides comprising the sequences of the forward and reverse tag primers and the adapter primer.

[0038] In another embodiment described herein, the 52-base pair tag sequences and primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences are designed and selected using an algorithm predicting whether the primers are likely to be partially complementary and have a propensity to form primer-dimers.

[0039] Another embodiment described herein is one or more primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences and one or more adapter primers designed using the methods described herein. In one aspect, the primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequence comprise the sequences of SEQ ID NO: 3, 4; and the adapter primer comprises the sequence of SEQ ID NO:5.

[0040] Another embodiment described herein is the use of one or more double-stranded 52-base pair tag sequences for identifying on- and off-target CRISPR editing sites.

[0041] It will be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the relevant art that suitable modifications and adaptations to the compositions, formulations, methods, processes, and applications described herein can be made without departing from the scope of any embodiments or aspects thereof. The compositions and methods provided are exemplary and are not intended to limit the scope of any of the specified embodiments. All the various embodiments, aspects, and options disclosed herein can be combined in any variations or iterations. The scope of the methods and processes described herein include all actual or potential combinations of embodiments, aspects, options, examples, and preferences herein described. The methods described herein may omit any component or step, substitute any component or step disclosed herein, or include any component or step disclosed elsewhere herein. It should also be understood that embodiments may include and otherwise be implemented by a combination of various hardware, software, and electronic components. For example, various microprocessors and application specific integrated circuits ("ASICs") can be utilized, as can software of a variety of languages. Also, servers and various computing devices can be used and can include one or more processing units, one or more computer-readable mediums, one or more input/output interfaces, and various connections (e.g., a system bus) connecting the components. Should the meaning of any terms in any of the patents or publications incorporated by reference conflict with the meaning of the terms used in this disclosure, the meanings of the terms or phrases in this disclosure are controlling. Furthermore, the specification discloses and describes merely exemplary embodiments. All patents and publications cited herein are incorporated by reference herein for the specific teachings thereof.

[0042] Various embodiments and aspects of the inventions described herein are summarized by the following clauses: [0043] Clause 1. A method for identifying and nominating on- and off-target CRISPR edited sites with improved accuracy and sensitivity, the process comprising the steps of: [0044] (a) co-delivering a guide sequence RNA (sgRNA) or a two-part CRISPR RNA:trans-activating crRNA (crRNA:tracrRNA) duplex, one or more tag sequences, and an RNA-guided endonuclease to cells; [0045] (b) incubating the cells for a period of time sufficient for double strand breaks to occur; (c) isolating genomic DNA from the cells, fragmenting the genomic DNA, and ligating the fragmented genomic DNA to a unique molecular index containing a universal adapter sequence; [0046] (d) amplifying the ligated DNA fragments using primers targeting the tag and universal adapter sequences to produce a first set of amplified sequences; [0047] (e) amplifying the first set of amplified sequences using universal sequencing primers targeting the tails of Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences; [0048] (f) sequencing the pooled sequences and obtaining sequencing data; and [0049] (g) identifying on-/off-target CRISPR editing loci. [0050] Clause 2. The method of clause 1, wherein the universal sequencing primers target SP1 or SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7, 8) tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences. [0051] Clause 3. The method of clause 1 or 2, wherein the universal sequencing primers target predesigned non-homologous sequence (SEQ ID NO: 269-273) tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBot primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences. [0052] Clause 4. The method of any one of clauses 1-3, wherein the universal sequencing primers target predesigned 13-mer tails on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBot primers to produce a second set of amplified sequences. [0053] Clause 5. The method of any one of clauses 1-4, wherein step (g) comprises executing on a processor: [0054] Clause 6. aligning the sequence data to a reference genome; [0055] (a) (ii) identifying on-/off-target CRISPR editing loci; and [0056] (b) (iii) outputting the alignment, analysis, and results data as custom-formatted files, tables or graphics. [0057] Clause 7. The method of any one of clauses 1-5, further comprising a step following step (e) comprising: [0058] (a) (e1) normalizing the second set of amplified sequences to produce concentration normalized libraries, pooling the normalized libraries with other samples to produce pooled libraries; and continuing with steps (f)-(i). [0059] Clause 8. The method of any one of clauses 1-6, wherein step (d) uses a supression PCR method. [0060] Clause 9. The method of any one of clauses 1-7, wherein the RNA-guided endonuclease comprises an endogenously-expressed Cas enzyme, a Cas expression vector, a Cas protein, or a Cas RNP complex. [0061] Clause 10. The method of any one of clauses 1-8, wherein the RNA-guided endonuclease comprises an endogenously-expressed Cas9 enzyme, a Cas9 expression vector, a Cas9 protein, or a Cas9 RNP complex. [0062] Clause 11. The method of any one of clauses 1-9, wherein the cells comprise human or mouse cells. [0063] Clause 12. The method of any one of clauses 1-10, wherein the period of time is about 24 hours to about 96 hours. [0064] Clause 13. The method of any one of clauses 1-11, wherein multiple tag sequences are co-delivered. [0065] Clause 14. The method of any one of clauses 1-12, wherein the tag sequences comprise double-stranded deoxyribooligonucleotides (dsDNA) comprising 52-base pairs. [0066] Clause 15. The method of any one of clauses 1-13, wherein the tag sequences comprise a 5'-terminal phosphate, and phosphorothioate linkages between the 1.sup.st and 2.sup.nd, 2.sup.nd and 3.sup.rd, 50.sup.th and 51.sup.st, and 51.sup.st and 52.sup.nd nucleotides. [0067] Clause 16. The method of any one of clauses 1-14, wherein the tag sequences comprise a double stranded DNA comprising the complementary top and bottom strand pairs of SEQ ID NO: 1-2 or 7-268. [0068] Clause 17. On- and off-target CRISPR editing sites identified or nominated using the method of any one of clauses 1-15. [0069] Clause 18. A method for designing 52-base pair tag sequences, the method comprising, executing on a processor: [0070] (a) randomly generating 13-nucleotide sequences with 40-90% GC content, max homopolymer length A:2, C:3, G:2, T:2, weighted homopolymer rate <20, self-folding T.sub.m<50.degree. C., and self-dimer T.sub.m<50.degree. C.; [0071] (b) removing sequences that perfectly align to a particular genome or that are homopolymers or GG or CC dinucleotide motifs and obtaining a set of 13-mers; [0072] (c) selecting a subset of the 13-mer sequences that contain one or less CC or GG dinucleotide motifs; [0073] (d) concatenating four of the of 13-mer subset sequences to form random 52-mer sequences; [0074] (e) aligning the random 52-mer sequences to a genome; [0075] (f) removing the random 52-mer sequences that have similarity to the genome to produce a subset of 52-mer sequences; and [0076] (g) outputting the subset of 52-mer sequences and generating the complementary strands to produce double stranded 52-base pair tag sequences. [0077] Clause 19. The method of clause 17, wherein the genome is human or mouse. [0078] Clause 20. The method of clause 17 or 18, wherein the 52-base pair tag sequences are-non complementary to the genome. [0079] Clause 21. The method of any one of clauses 17-19, further comprising designing primers for the 52-base pair tag sequences. [0080] Clause 22. The method of any one of clauses 17-20, wherein the 52-base pair tag sequences comprise a 5'-terminal phosphate, and phosphorothioate linkages between the 1.sup.st and 2.sup.nd, 2.sup.nd and 3.sup.rd, 50.sup.th and 51.sup.st, and 51.sup.st and 52.sup.nd nucleotides of the 52-base pair tag sequences. [0081] Clause 23. The method of any one of clauses 17-21, further comprising synthesizing oligonucleotides comprising the 52-base pair tag sequences, the complement of the 52-base pair tag sequences, or primers for the 52-base pair tag sequences. [0082] Clause 24. One or more 52-base pair tag sequences designed using the methods of clauses 17-22. [0083] Clause 25. The 52-base pair tag sequences of clause 23, wherein the 52-base pair tag sequence comprises a double stranded DNA comprising the top and bottom strand pairs of SEQ ID NO: 1-2 or 7-268. [0084] Clause 26. A method for designing primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences of clause 23 and an adapter primer, the method comprising, executing on a processor: [0085] (a) designing tag primers that are partially complementary to the top and bottom strands of tag sequences; and [0086] (b) designing an adapter primer that is partially complementary to the top strand of the adapter sequence; [0087] (c) wherein: [0088] (d) the tag primers comprise a 5'-universal tail sequence; and [0089] (e) the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the tails of Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers. [0090] Clause 27. The method of clause 25, wherein the 5'-universal tail sequence is complementary to an SP1 or SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7, 8), a locus specific segment, a ribonucleotide (rN) 6-nucleotides from the 3'-end, a 3'-end mismatch, a 3'-end block (3'-C.sub.3 spacer), a predesigned non-homologous sequence (SEQ ID NO: 269-273), or a predesigned 13-mer sequence. [0091] Clause 28. The method of clause 25 or 26, wherein the primers partially complementary to top and bottom strands of the tag sequences comprise a tail sequence complementary to the SP1 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7) and the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 8) tail on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers; or the primers partially complementary to top and bottom strands of the tag sequences comprise a tail sequence complementary to the SP2 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 8) and the adapter primer comprises a sequence complementary to the SP1 sequence (SEQ ID NO: 7) tail on the Tag-pTOP or Tag-pBOT primers. [0092] Clause 29. The method of any one of clauses 25-27, wherein the amplification of a nucleic acid molecule with the primers that are complementary to the top and bottom strands of tag sequences and primers that are complementary to the top strand of the adapter sequence produces a PCR product that comprises a portion of the tag sequence, a sgDNA sequence, and the adapter sequence. [0093] Clause 30. The method of any one of clauses 25-28, further comprising synthesizing oligonucleotides comprising the sequences of the forward and reverse tag primers and the adapter primer. [0094] Clause 31. The method of any one of clauses 17-21 and 25-29, wherein the 52-base pair tag sequences and primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences are designed and selected using an algorithm predicting whether the primers are likely to be partially complementary and have a propensity to form primer-dimers. [0095] Clause 32. One or more primers partially complementary to the 52-base pair tag sequences and one or more adapter primers designed using the method of clauses 22-25. [0096] Clause 33. The primers of clause 32, wherein the primers comprise the sequences of SEQ ID NO: 3, 4; and the adapter primer, wherein the adapter primer comprises the sequence of SEQ ID NO: 5. [0097] Clause 34. Use of one or more double-stranded 52-base pair tag sequences for identifying on- and off-target CRISPR editing sites.

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EXAMPLES

Example 1

[0106] This experiment demonstrates the increased efficiency in tag integration when using double-stranded DNA tags with a length of 52-base pairs and varying genetic sequence. The sequences used are shown in Tables 3-5. Double-stranded tags were generated by hybridization of a top strand and a complementary bottom strand (Tables 3-4; SEQ ID NO: 9-40 or 45-268). Sixteen different tag designs were introduced separately into HEK293 cells constitutively expressing Cas9 together with a guideRNA which targets the EMX1 locus. Alternatively, either pools of 16 tags or one pool of 112 tags were introduced into HEK293 cells constitutively expressing Cas9 together with a guideRNA which targets the EMX1 locus. GuideRNAs were electroporated at a concentration of 10 .mu.M, whereas the single Tag or pooled Tags were delivered at a final concentration of 0.5 .mu.M. Tag integration levels were determined by targeted amplification using rhAmpSeq primers (SEQ ID NO: 3-4), enriching for known on- and off-target sites of the EMX1 guideRNA. The rhAmpSeq pool for EMX1 consists of 32 sites, which represent empirically determined ON and OFF target loci. Amplified products were sequenced on an Illumina.RTM. MiSeq, and tag integration levels were determined using custom software. This example shows that tag integration efficiency varies among single tag constructs individually with a range between 6 (CTL021) and 13 (CTL169, CTL079, CTL002) sites out of a maximum of 32 sites, and is therefore sequence dependent (Single Tags, FIG. 7). By taking the mathematical union of the single tag results, a hypothetical number of 23 sites was calculated (CTLmax, FIG. 7). The hypothesis that combining a pool of tags would increase the likelihood of tag integration was tested and was demonstrated (Pooled Tags, Table, FIG. 7). Pool A1 consists of the tags represented in the Single Tags (see Table 5) and demonstrated that 21 tag integration events were detected out of a maximum of 32 sites, which is higher than achieved with any of the single tags. Similarly, Pool B3 demonstrated integration of a tag at 21 sites out of a maximum of 32 sites. Again, variability between pools was shown (Pooled Tags, FIG. 7), indicating optimization of tag designs can potentially maximize tag integration.

TABLE-US-00003 TABLE 3 Sequences Used for Second Proof of Concept SEQ ID Name Sequence (5'.fwdarw.3') NO CTL085_ /5Phos/A*C*GAGCGGTAGTCACCTA SEQ TOP_tag GTCGTCGTACCAATTCGACGCACACTA ID CTCGC*G*C NO: 9 CTL085_ /5Phos/G*C*GCGAGTAGTGTGCGTC SEQ BOT_tag GAATTGGTACGACGACTAGGTGACTAC ID CGCTC*G*T NO: 10 CTL169_ /5Phos/T*A*GCGCGAGTAGTCGGAC SEQ TOP_tag GAGCGGTTACCAATACGCCGCACCTTA ID ATCCG*C*G NO: 11 CTL169_ /5Phos/C*G*CGGATTAAGGTGCGGC SEQ BOT_tag GTATTGGTAACCGCTCGTCCGACTACT ID CGCGC*T*A NO: 12 CTL137_ /5Phos/T*C*GCGACAGTAGTCGTTC SEQ TOP_tag GGCTAGGTACCTATTACCGCGTAGTTA ID GCGGC*G*T NO: 13 CTL137_ /5Phos/A*C*GCCGCTAACTACGCGG SEQ BOT_tag TAATAGGTACCTAGCCGAACGACTACT ID GTCGC*G*A NO: 14 CTL042_ /5Phos/C*G*CGCTACTAGGTGCGTC SEQ TOP_tag GAATTGGTACCGATCCGCAATACACTA ID CTCGC*G*C NO: 15 CTL042_ /5Phos/G*C*GCGAGTAGTGTATTGC SEQ BOT_tag GGATCGGTACCAATTCGACGCACCTAG ID TAGCG*C*G NO: 16 CTL051_ /5Phos/G*G*TAACGAGCGGTGCGTC SEQ TOP_tag GAATTGGTAACCGCTCGTCCGACCTTA ID ATCGC*G*C NO: 17 CTL051_ /5Phos/G*C*GCGATTAAGGTCGGAC SEQ BOT_tag GAGCGGTTACCAATTCGACGCACCGCT ID CGTTA*C*C NO: 18 CTL167_ /5Phos/T*T*CGGCGCTAGGTGCGGC SEQ TOP_tag GTATTGGTAACCGCTCGTCCGTTCGGC ID GCTAG*G*T NO: 19 CTL167_ /5Phos/A*C*CTAGCGCCGAACGGAC SEQ BOT_tag GAGCGGTTACCAATACGCCGCACCTAG ID CGCCG*A*A NO: 20 CTL026_ /5Phos/T*A*CGCGACTAGGTGCGCG SEQ TOP_tag ATTAAGGTACCTATTACCGCGCGACTA ID TGTGC*G*C NO: 21 CTL026_ /5Phos/G*C*GCACATAGTCGCGCGG SEQ BOT_tag TAATAGGTACCTTAATCGCGCACCTAG ID TCGCG*T*A NO: 22 CTL068_ /5Phos/G*T*CGCGCAGTGTAGCGCG SEQ TOP_tag ATTAAGGTACCTATTACCGCGTCGCGA ID CAGTA*G*T NO: 23 CTL068_ /5Phos/A*C*TACTGTCGCGACGCGG SEQ BOT_tag TAATAGGTACCTTAATCGCGCTACACT ID GCGCG*A*C NO: 24 CTL138_ /5Phos/A*A*CCGTCGATCCGCGCGT SEQ TOP_tag AGTATGGTACCGATCCGCAATACTAGC ID GCGAC*A*A NO: 25 CTL138_ /5Phos/T*T*GTCGCGCTAGTATTGC SEQ BOT_tag GGATCGGTACCATACTACGCGCGGATC ID GACGG*T*T NO: 26 CTL079_ /5Phos/T*C*GCTCGATTGGTTACGC SEQ TOP_tag GCACTACTTATGCGCTCGACTCGTTCG ID GCTAG*G*T NO: 27 CTL079_ /5Phos/A*C*CTAGCCGAACGAGTCG SEQ BOT_tag AGCGCATAAGTAGTGCGCGTAACCAAT ID CGAGC*G*A NO: 28 CTL063_ /5Phos/A*C*TGCGAGCGTACTTGTC SEQ TOP_tag GCGCTAGTACCAATTCGACGCAACCGC ID TCGTC*C*G NO: 29 CTL063_ /5Phos/C*G*GACGAGCGGTTGCGTC SEQ BOT_tag GAATTGGTACTAGCGCGACAAGTACGC ID TCGCA*G*T NO: 30 CTL168_ /5Phos/C*G*CATTAGTCGGTGCGGC SEQ TOP_tag GTATTGGTAACCGCTCGTCCGACGCGC ID TACCT*A*T NO: 31 CTL168_ /5Phos/A*T*AGGTAGCGCGTCGGAC SEQ BOT_tag GAGCGGTTACCAATACGCCGCACCGAC ID TAATG*C*G NO: 32 CTL021_ /5Phos/A*T*TGCGGATCGGTGCGTC SEQ TOP_tag GAATTGGTAACCGCTCGTCCGTACGCG ID CACTA*C*T NO: 33 CTL021_ /5Phos/A*G*TAGTGCGCGTACGGAC SEQ BOT_tag GAAGCGGTTACCAATTCGCGCACCGAT ID CCGCA*A*T NO: 34 CTL151_ /5Phos/T*C*GGCGAGTAGTTGCGCG SEQ TOP_tag GTTATGGTACCATAACCGCGCAGTAGT ID ACGCG*G*T NO: 35 CTL151_ /5Phos/A*C*CGCGTACTACTGCGCG SEQ BOT_tag GTTATGGTACCATAACCGCGCAACTAC ID TCGCC*G*A NO: 36 CTL002_ /5Phos/A*C*TAGCGATCGGTACCTA SEQ TOP_tag GCGCCGAAACCTATTACCGCGACCTAG ID CGTTG*C*G NO: 37 CTL002_ /5Phos/C*G*CAACGCTAGGTCGCGG SEQ BOT_tag TAATAGGTTTCGGCGCTAGGTACCGAT ID CGCTA*G*T NO: 38 CTL134_ /5Phos/T*A*GCGCGTCAAGAGCGCG SEQ TOP_tag GTTATGGTTTCGGCGCTAGGTTAACAG ID CGCGT*C*G NO: 39 CTL134_ /5Phos/C*G*ACGCGCTGTTAACCTA SEQ BOT_tag GCGCCGAAACCATAACCGCGCTCTTGA ID CGCGC*T*A NO: 40 GuideSeq_ /5Phos/G*T*TTAATTGAGTTGTCAT SEQ TOP_tag ATGTTAATAACGGT*A*T ID NO: 41 GuideSeq_ /5Phos/A*T*ACCGTTATTAACATAT SEQ BOT_tag GACAACTCAATTAA*A*C ID NO: 42 EMX1 GAGTCCGAGCAGAAGAAGAA SEQ protospacer ID NO: 43 AR GTTGGAGCATCTGAGTCCAG SEQ protospacer ID NO: 44 "/5Phos/" indicates a 5'-phosphate moiety; "*" indicates a phosphorothioate linkage.

Example 2

[0107] This experiment demonstrates the increased efficiency in tag integration when using double-stranded DNA tags with a length of 52-base pairs and varying genetic sequence. The sequences used are shown in Tables 3-5. Double-stranded tags were generated by hybridization of a top strand and a complementary bottom strand (SEQ ID NO: 9-40 or 45-268). Sixteen different tag designs were introduced separately into HEK293 cells constitutively expressing Cas9 together with a guideRNA which targets the AR locus. Alternatively, either pools of 16 tags or one pool of 112 tags were introduced into HEK293 cells constitutively expressing Cas9 together with a guideRNA which targets the AR locus. GuideRNAs were electroporated at a concentration of 10 .mu.M, whereas the single Tag or pooled Tags were delivered at a final concentration of 0.5 .mu.M. Tag integration levels were determined by targeted amplification using rhAmpSeq primers (SEQ ID NO: 3-4), enriching for known on- and off-target sites of the AR guideRNA. The rhAmpSeq pool for AR consists of 53 sites which represent empirically determined ON and OFF target loci. Amplified products were sequenced on an Illumina.RTM. MiSeq, and tag integration levels were determined using custom software. This example shows that tag integration efficiency varies among single tag constructs individually with a range between 35 (CTL085, CTL134) and 41 sites (CTL002) out of a maximum of 53 sites, and is therefore sequence dependent (Single Tags, Table 5, FIG. 8).

[0108] By taking the mathematical union of the single tag results, a hypothetical number of 47 sites was calculated (CTLmax, FIG. 8). The hypothesis that combining a pool of tags would increase the likelihood of tag integration was tested and was demonstrated (Pooled Tags, Table 5, FIG. 8). Pool B4 (see Table 5) demonstrated that 44 tag integration events were detected out of a maximum of 53 sites, which is higher than achieved with any of the single tags. Again, variability between pools was shown (Pooled Tags, Table 5, FIG. 8), indicating optimization of tag designs can potentially maximize tag integration.

TABLE-US-00004 TABLE 4 Tag Sequences Name Sequence (5'.fwdarw.3') SEQ ID NO CTL085_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*GAGCGGTAGTCACCTAGTCGTCGTACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 45 CGCACACTACTCGC*G*C CTL169_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*GCGCGAGTAGTCGGACGAGCGGTTACCAATACGC SEQ ID NO: 46 CGCACCTTAATCCG*C*G CTL137_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*C*GCGACAGTAGTCGTTCGGCTAGGTACCTATTACC SEQ ID NO: 47 GCGTAGTTAGCGGC*G*T CTL042_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGCTACTAGGTGCGTCGAATTGGTACCGATCCGC SEQ ID NO: 48 AATACACTACTCGC*G*C CTL051_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*G*TAACGAGCGGTGCGTCGAATTGGTAACCGCTCGT SEQ ID NO: 49 CCGACCTTAATCGC*G*C CTL167_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*T*CGGCGCTAGGTGCGGCGTATTGGTAACCGCTCGT SEQ ID NO: 50 CCGTTCGGCGCTAG*G*T CTL026_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*CGCGACTAGGTGCGCGATTAAGGTACCTATTACC SEQ ID NO: 51 GCGCGACTATGTGC*G*C CTL068_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*T*CGCGCAGTGTAGCGCGATTAAGGTACCTATTACC SEQ ID NO: 52 GCGTCGCGACAGTA*G*T CTL138_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*A*CCGTCGATCCGCGCGTAGTATGGTACCGATCCGC SEQ ID NO: 53 AATACTAGCGCGAC*A*A CTL079_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*C*GCTCGATTGGTTACGCGCACTACTTATGCGCTCG SEQ ID NO: 54 ACTCGTTCGGCTAG*G*T CTL063_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TGCGAGCGTACTTGTCGCGCTAGTACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 55 CGCAACCGCTCGTC*C*G CTL168_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CATTAGTCGGTGCGGCGTATTGGTAACCGCTCGT SEQ ID NO: 56 CCGACGCGCTACCT*A*T CTL021_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*T*TGCGGATCGGTGCGTCGAATTGGTAACCGCTCGT SEQ ID NO: 57 CCGTACGCGCACTA*C*T CTL151_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*C*GGCGAGTAGTTGCGCGGTTATGGTACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 58 CGCAGTAGTACGCG*G*T CTL002_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TAGCGATCGGTACCTAGCGCCGAAACCTATTACC SEQ ID NO: 59 GCGACCTAGCGTTG*C*G CTL134_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*GCGCGTCAAGAGCGCGGTTATGGTTTCGGCGCTA SEQ ID NO: 60 GGTTAACAGCGCGT*C*G CTL085_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGAGTAGTGTGCGTCGAATTGGTACGACGACTA SEQ ID NO: 61 GGTGACTACCGCTC*G*T CTL169_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGGATTAAGGTGCGGCGTATTGGTAACCGCTCGT SEQ ID NO: 62 CCGACTACTCGCGC*T*A CTL137_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCCGCTAACTACGCGGTAATAGGTACCTAGCCGA SEQ ID NO: 63 ACGACTACTGTCGC*G*A CTL042_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGAGTAGTGTATTGCGGATCGGTACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 64 CGCACCTAGTAGCG*C*G CTL051_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGATTAAGGTCGGACGAGCGGTTACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 65 CGCACCGCTCGTTA*C*C CTL167_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGCGCCGAACGGACGAGCGGTTACCAATACGC SEQ ID NO: 66 CGCACCTAGCGCCG*A*A CTL026_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCACATAGTCGCGCGGTAATAGGTACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 67 CGCACCTAGTCGCG*T*A CTL068_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*TACTGTCGCGACGCGGTAATAGGTACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 68 CGCTACACTGCGCG*A*C CTL138_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*T*GTCGCGCTAGTATTGCGGATCGGTACCATACTAC SEQ ID NO: 69 GCGCGGATCGACGG*T*T CTL079_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGCCGAACGAGTCGAGCGCATAAGTAGTGCGC SEQ ID NO: 70 GTAACCAATCGAGC*G*A CTL063_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*GACGAGCGGTTGCGTCGAATTGGTACTAGCGCGA SEQ ID NO: 71 CAAGTACGCTCGCA*G*T CTL168_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*T*AGGTAGCGCGTCGGACGAGCGGTTACCAATACGC SEQ ID NO: 72 CGCACCGACTAATG*C*G CTL021_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*G*TAGTGCGCGTACGGACGAGCGGTTACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 73 CGCACCGATCCGCA*A*T CTL151_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCGTACTACTGCGCGGTTATGGTACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 74 CGCAACTACTCGCC*G*A CTL002_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*CAACGCTAGGTCGCGGTAATAGGTTTCGGCGCTA SEQ ID NO: 75 GGTACCGATCGCTA*G*T CTL134_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*ACGCGCTGTTAACCTAGCGCCGAAACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 76 CGCTCTTGACGCGC*T*A CTL161_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*CACTGCGCGACACTGCGAGCGTACACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 77 CGCTAGTTAGCGGC*G*T CTL164_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*A*CCGTCGAGTGCACCGCGTACTACTAATGTCGAAC SEQ ID NO: 78 CGCTACGCGCACTA*C*T CTL030_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGGACTAAGGTGCGCGAGTAGTGTTACGCGCACT SEQ ID NO: 79 ACTAATCTAGCCGC*G*A CTL088_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TAGTGCGACGAACTACTCGCGCTAACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 80 CGCACCGATCGCTA*G*T CTL148_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*A*TGTCGAACCGCGCGCGAGTAGTGTACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 81 CGCACCTTAGTCCG*C*G CTL152_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*C*GTCGAATTGGTACCGCCGACTTATACCAATACGC SEQ ID NO: 82 CGCATAGGTAGCGC*G*T CTL007_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGTAGCGCGGCGTCGAATTGGTACTAGCGCGA SEQ ID NO: 83 CAACGCGTAGTATG*G*T CTL141_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCTCGTTACCGCGCGATTAAGGTACGCCGCTAA SEQ ID NO: 84 CTACGGTACGGTCG*G*T CTL064_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCCGACTTATCGTTCGGCTAGGTACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 85 CGCACTGCGAGCGT*A*C CTL158_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTTAATCCGCGACTGCGAGCGTACACCTATTACC SEQ ID NO: 86 GCGCGACGCGCTGT*T*A CTL066_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*GACGACTAGGTACCGCTCGTTACCTCTTGACGCG SEQ ID NO: 87 CTAACCAATTCGAC*G*C CTL144_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CATACTACGCGGCGGTTCGACATTACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 88 CGCTAGTGCGAGCG*T*A CTL107_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*T*TGTACGGCGGTGCGGCGTATTGGTACCAATACGC SEQ ID NO: 89 CGCTCGTCGCACTA*G*T CTL149_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*T*ACGCTCGCAGTACCGCCGACTTATACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 90 CGCACTAGCGCGAC*A*A CTL008_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*GACGACTAGGTTATGGTACGGCGTTAGCGCGAGT SEQ ID NO: 91 AGTACCTTAGTCCG*C*G CTL099_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*GAGCGGTAGTCATAGGTAGCGCGTTCTTGACGCG SEQ ID NO: 92 CTAACCGATCGCTA*G*T CTL089_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGATCCGCAATGCGTCGAATTGGTACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 93 CGCACCGCCGTACA*A*G CTL081_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TAGTGCGACGAACTACTGTCGCGAACCTATTACC SEQ ID NO: 94 GCGACCAATCGAGC*G*A CTL075_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCCGTACAAGTCGCGACAGTAGTAACCGCTCGT SEQ ID NO: 95 CCGTTCGGCGCTAG*G*T CTL160_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*C*GTCGCACTAGTCGCATTAGTCGGTAGTAGTACGC SEQ ID NO: 96 GGTATAGGTAGCGC*G*T CTL133_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CAATTCGACGCTAGTTAGCGGCGTACACTACTCG SEQ ID NO: 97 CGCGCACTCGACGG*T*T CTL076_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGGTAATAGGTCGCGGTAATAGGTACGAGCGGTA SEQ ID NO: 98 GTCACACTACTCGC*G*C CTL024_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*C*GGCGAGTAGTTTAGTGCGAGCGTAAGTAGTGCGC SEQ ID NO: 99 GTAACCAATCGAGC*G*A CTL045_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*T*CGCGCAGTGTAGCGCGGTTATGGTACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 100 CGCACTAGTGCGAC*G*A CTL009_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*TGCGCTCGACTGCGCGATTAAGGTAATGTCGAAC SEQ ID NO: 101 CGCAGTAGTACGCG*G*T CTL055_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TAGCGCGACAACGACTATGTGCGCACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 102 CGCTACGCGCACTA*C*T CTL101_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*A*CTACTCGCCGACTTGTACGGCGGTACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 103 CGCAACTAATCCGC*G*C CTL135_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGGATTAAGGTCTTGTACGGCGGTACCTAGCCGA SEQ ID NO: 104 ACGTACGCGCACTA*C*T CTL155_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*GCGCGTCAAGACTTGTACGGCGGTACCGATCCGC SEQ ID NO: 105 AATGCACTCGACGG*T*T CTL122_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CATTAGTCGGTGCGGCGTATTGGTACGACGACTA SEQ ID NO:

106 GGTACCAATACGCC*G*C CTL080_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGTAGCGCGGCGCGGTTATGGTACCGACTAAT SEQ ID NO: 107 GCGACTAGCGATCG*G*T CTL126_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TACTCGCGCTAACCTAGTCGTCGTAATCTAGCCG SEQ ID NO: 108 CGATACGCTCGCAC*T*A CTL098_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCCGCTATACGCGCGATTAAGGTGTACGCTCGC SEQ ID NO: 109 AGTCGCGGACTAAG*G*T CTL038_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*CGCGCACTACTAACCGTCGAGTGCGTACGCTCGC SEQ ID NO: 110 AGTACCGATCGCTA*G*T CTL139_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*T*CGCGCAGTGTATAACAGCGCGTCGTTAGTGCGCG SEQ ID NO: 111 AGAACGACGACTAG*G*T CTL010_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*C*GTCGAATTGGTCGCGTAGTATGGTACCGCCGCTA SEQ ID NO: 112 TACACCAATACGCC*G*C CTL034_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*CGCGCACTACTTACGCGACTAGGTACCGATCGCT SEQ ID NO: 113 AGTCGACGCGCTGT*T*A CTL117_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCCGCTAACTATAGTTAGCGGCGTACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 114 CGCAACTAATCCGC*G*C CTL035_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGGACTAAGGTTAGTTAGCGGCGTTACGCGCACT SEQ ID NO: 115 ACTACCGATCCGCA*A*T CTL121_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*GACGACTAGGTACCGCCGACTTATACGCCGCTAA SEQ ID NO: 116 CTAATAGGTAGCGC*G*T CTL106_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*GATCGACGGTTGCGCGAGTAGTGTAGTAGTACGC SEQ ID NO: 117 GGTTACACTGCGCG*A*C CTL059_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*T*TGCGGATCGGTACCGCCGACTTATACCGATCCGC SEQ ID NO: 118 AATTCGCTCGATTG*G*T CTL157_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TGCGAGCGTACACTGCGAGCGTACACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 119 CGCACCGCTCGTTA*C*C CTL015_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TACTGTCGCGATCGTCGCACTAGTTACGCTCGCA SEQ ID NO: 120 CTAATTGCGGATCG*G*T CTL110_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*G*TAACGAGCGGTTCTCGCGCACTAATTAGTGCGCG SEQ ID NO: 121 AGAACCATACTACG*C*G CTL123_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TACTCGCGCTAGCGCGATTAAGGTACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 122 CGCAACTACTCGCC*G*A CTL014_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*CGCGCACTACTCTTGTACGGCGGTACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 123 CGCAACCGTCGAGT*G*C CTL131_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*A*CCGTCGATCCGATTGCGGATCGGTACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 124 CGCACTAGTGCGAC*G*A CTL062_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*G*TAGTGCGCGTATACACTGCGCGACACACTACTCG SEQ ID NO: 125 CGCACCTTAATCCG*C*G CTL044_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCCGTACCATACGCGGTAATAGGTAGTAGTGCGC SEQ ID NO: 126 GTATTCGGCGCTAG*G*T CTL043_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*GCGCGTCAAGAACCTAGCGTTGCGATAAGTCGGC SEQ ID NO: 127 GGTAGTAGTACGCG*G*T CTL118_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CATTAGTCGGTAATCTAGCCGCGAACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 128 CGCACCGATCGCTA*G*T CTL128_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*TGGTACGGCGTGCGGCGTATTGGTACGCCGCTAA SEQ ID NO: 129 CTAATAAGTCGGCG*G*T CTL067_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGGTTATGGTGCGGCGTATTGGTACGAGCGGTA SEQ ID NO: 130 GTCAACCGCTCGTC*C*G CTL020_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*ACTATGTGCGCAACTACTCGCCGAACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 131 CGCTATGCGCTCGA*C*T CTL006_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*GTTAGCGGCGTACCGCTCGTTACCACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 132 CGCACCATACTACG*C*G CTL017_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CATTAGTCGGTAGTAGTGCGCGTAAACCGCTCGT SEQ ID NO: 133 CCGTTAGTGCGCGA*G*A CTL057_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*GCGCGAGTAGTACCGACTAATGCGTCTCGCGCAC SEQ ID NO: 134 TAAGACTACCGCTC*G*T CTL078_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*CGCTCGCACTATCGCTCGATTGGTACCGCCGCTA SEQ ID NO: 135 TACACCATAACCGC*G*C CTL031_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CAATCGAGCGAAGTCGAGCGCATAACGCGCTACC SEQ ID NO: 136 TATACGCCGCTAAC*T*A CTL136_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTTAATCCGCGACTGCGAGCGTACACCGACTAAT SEQ ID NO: 137 GCGACTACTGTCGC*G*A CTL165_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*G*TAGTGCGCGTATCGCTCGATTGGTTCTTGACGCG SEQ ID NO: 138 CTAGTATAGCGGCG*G*T CTL039_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*C*GTCGCACTAGTCGGTACGGTCGGTGCGCACATAG SEQ ID NO: 139 TCGTATGGTACGGC*G*T CTL036_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGGATTAAGGTAGTCGAGCGCATAACCGCGTACT SEQ ID NO: 140 ACTACGACGACTAG*G*T CTL048_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*ACTATGTGCGCTACGCTCGCACTAACACTACTCG SEQ ID NO: 141 CGCACCTAGCGCCG*A*A CTL053_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCCGACTTATTCTCGCGCACTAATCGTCGCACT SEQ ID NO: 142 AGTAACCGTCGATC*C*G CTL072_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGCGTTGCGACCGACTAATGCGGGTAACGAGC SEQ ID NO: 143 GGTTATGGTACGGC*G*T CTL096_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGCTACTAGGTCGCGGTAATAGGTACCTAGCGTT SEQ ID NO: 144 GCGACCTAGTCGCG*T*A CTL150_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*TTCGGCTAGGTACTACTCGCGCTACGCATTAGTC SEQ ID NO: 145 GGTTCGCGACAGTA*G*T CTL084_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*GACGAGCGGTTCGCGGTAATAGGTACGACGACTA SEQ ID NO: 146 GGTTAGTTAGCGGC*G*T CTL142_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*A*CGCTCGCACTAATTGCGGATCGGTACCGACTAAT SEQ ID NO: 147 GCGACCGCGTACTA*C*T CTL102_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGACCGTACCGTATGGTACGGCGTTCTTGACGCG SEQ ID NO: 148 CTAACCTAGCGCCG*A*A CTL154_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGGATTAGTTAACCGTCGAGTGCACACTACTCG SEQ ID NO: 149 CGCACTGCGAGCGT*A*C CTL112_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTTAATCCGCGACCGACTAATGCGTACGCGCACT SEQ ID NO: 150 ACTATAAGTCGGCG*G*T CTL145_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTTAATCCGCGGCGCGGTTATGGTACCGACTAAT SEQ ID NO: 151 GCGAACCGCTCGTC*C*G CTL060_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TGCGAGCGTACCTTGTACGGCGGTACCTAGTAGC SEQ ID NO: 152 GCGATAAGTCGGCG*G*T CTL016_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*T*CGGCGCTAGGTACCTTAGTCCGCGTTCGGCGCTA SEQ ID NO: 153 GGTACCTAGCGTTG*C*G CTL159_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGTCGCGTACTTGTACGGCGGTACCTAGCCGA SEQ ID NO: 154 ACGAACCGTCGAGT*G*C CTL056_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CATAACCGCGCTACACTGCGCGACACCAATACGC SEQ ID NO: 155 CGCTATGGTACGGC*G*T CTL162_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*ACTACTCGCGCTACGCGACTAGGTAATGTCGAAC SEQ ID NO: 156 CGCACGCCGCTAAC*T*A CTL018_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGACTAATGCGTAACAGCGCGTCGTTAGTGCGCG SEQ ID NO: 157 AGAACCTTAATCGC*G*C CTL115_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCCGTACCATAACCGACTAATGCGATAAGTCGGC SEQ ID NO: 158 GGTACCAATACGCC*G*C CTL033_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*T*ACGCTCGCAGTCGCGGTAATAGGTTCGGCGAGTA SEQ ID NO: 159 GTTACCATAACCGC*G*C CTL047_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*GACGAGCGGTTGCGCGGTTATGGTACTAGTGCGA SEQ ID NO: 160 CGAGCGCACATAGT*C*G CTL108_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TACTCGCGCTAGCGCGATTAAGGTACGCCGCTAA SEQ ID NO: 161 CTATCGCGGCTAGA*T*T CTL041_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CAATTCGACGCAACTAATCCGCGCACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 162 CGCAGTAGTGCGCG*T*A CTL061_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCCGCTATACACCTAGCGCCGAAGTACGCTCGC SEQ ID NO: 163 AGTGTATAGCGGCG*G*T CTL166_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*ACTACTCGCGCCGGACGAGCGGTTACCAATACGC SEQ ID NO: 164 CGCTAGCGCGAGTA*G*T CTL012_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*C*GTCGCACTAGTACCTTAATCCGCGCGCAACGCTA SEQ ID NO: 165 GGTACACTACTCGC*G*C CTL052_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGCTACTAGGTACCGACTAATGCGCGCAACGCTA SEQ ID NO: 166 GGTAATGTCGAACC*G*C CTL153_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*GAGCGGTAGTCACTACTGTCGCGACGCAACGCTA SEQ ID NO: 167 GGTTACACTGCGCG*A*C CTL094_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGTCGCGTACGCGTAGTATGGTACCGATCGCT SEQ ID NO: 168 AGTGGTAACGAGCG*G*T

CTL095_TOP_tag /5Phos/G*C*GGTTCGACATTACCGACTAATGCGTATGCGCTCG SEQ ID NO: 169 ACTACCTAGCGTTG*C*G CTL105_TOP_tag /5Phos/A*C*TGCGAGCGTACTCTCGCGCACTAAACGCCGCTAA SEQ ID NO: 170 CTACGCGCTACTAG*G*T CTL109_TOP_tag /5Phos/C*G*GTACGGTCGGTAATCTAGCCGCGAACCTTAGTCC SEQ ID NO: 171 GCGACCGCCGTACA*A*G CTL032_TOP_tag /5Phos/T*C*GGCGAGTAGTTACGCGCTACCTATTCGCGGCTAG SEQ ID NO: 172 ATTACGCCGCTAAC*T*A CTL161_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCCGCTAACTAGCGCGATTAAGGTGTACGCTCGC SEQ ID NO: 173 AGTGTCGCGCAGTG*T*A CTL164_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*G*TAGTGCGCGTAGCGGTTCGACATTAGTAGTACGC SEQ ID NO: 174 GGTGCACTCGACGG*T*T CTL030_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*C*GCGGCTAGATTAGTAGTGCGCGTAACACTACTCG SEQ ID NO: 175 CGCACCTTAGTCCG*C*G CTL088_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*TAGCGATCGGTGCGTCGAATTGGTTAGCGCGAGT SEQ ID NO: 176 AGTTCGTCGCACTA*G*T CTL148_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGGACTAAGGTGCGCGGTTATGGTACACTACTCG SEQ ID NO: 177 CGCGCGGTTCGACA*T*T CTL152_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCGCTACCTATGCGGCGTATTGGTATAAGTCGGC SEQ ID NO: 178 GGTACCAATTCGAC*G*C CTL007_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CATACTACGCGTTGTCGCGCTAGTACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 179 CGCCGCGCTACTAG*G*T CTL141_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGACCGTACCGTAGTTAGCGGCGTACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 180 CGCGGTAACGAGCG*G*T CTL064_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*T*ACGCTCGCAGTGCGTCGAATTGGTACCTAGCCGA SEQ ID NO: 181 ACGATAAGTCGGCG*G*T CTL158_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*A*ACAGCGCGTCGCGCGGTAATAGGTGTACGCTCGC SEQ ID NO: 182 AGTCGCGGATTAAG*G*T CTL066_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GTCGAATTGGTTAGCGCGTCAAGAGGTAACGAGC SEQ ID NO: 183 GGTACCTAGTCGTC*G*T CTL144_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*A*CGCTCGCACTAGCGCGGTTATGGTAATGTCGAAC SEQ ID NO: 184 CGCCGCGTAGTATG*G*T CTL107_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*TAGTGCGACGAGCGGCGTATTGGTACCAATACGC SEQ ID NO: 185 CGCACCGCCGTACA*A*G CTL149_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*T*GTCGCGCTAGTGCGCGATTAAGGTATAAGTCGGC SEQ ID NO: 186 GGTACTGCGAGCGT*A*C CTL008_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGGACTAAGGTACTACTCGCGCTAACGCCGTACC SEQ ID NO: 187 ATAACCTAGTCGTC*G*T CTL099_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*TAGCGATCGGTTAGCGCGTCAAGAACGCGCTACC SEQ ID NO: 188 TATGACTACCGCTC*G*T CTL089_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*T*TGTACGGCGGTGCGCGGTTATGGTACCAATTCGA SEQ ID NO: 189 CGCATTGCGGATCG*G*T CTL081_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*C*GCTCGATTGGTCGCGGTAATAGGTTCGCGACAGT SEQ ID NO: 190 AGTTCGTCGCACTA*G*T CTL075_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGCGCCGAACGGACGAGCGGTTACTACTGTCG SEQ ID NO: 191 CGACTTGTACGGCG*G*T CTL160_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCGCTACCTATACCGCGTACTACTACCGACTAAT SEQ ID NO: 192 GCGACTAGTGCGAC*G*A CTL133_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*A*CCGTCGAGTGCGCGCGAGTAGTGTACGCCGCTAA SEQ ID NO: 193 CTAGCGTCGAATTG*G*T CTL076_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGAGTAGTGTGACTACCGCTCGTACCTATTACC SEQ ID NO: 194 GCGACCTATTACCG*C*G CTL024_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*C*GCTCGATTGGTTACGCGCACTACTTACGCTCGCA SEQ ID NO: 195 CTAAACTACTCGCC*G*A CTL045_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*C*GTCGCACTAGTGCGCGGTTATGGTACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 196 CGCTACACTGCGCG*A*C CTL009_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCGTACTACTGCGGTTCGACATTACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 197 CGCAGTCGAGCGCA*T*A CTL055_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*G*TAGTGCGCGTAGCGTCGAATTGGTGCGCACATAG SEQ ID NO: 198 TCGTTGTCGCGCTA*G*T CTL101_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGGATTAGTTGCGTCGAATTGGTACCGCCGTAC SEQ ID NO: 199 AAGTCGGCGAGTAG*T*T CTL135_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*G*TAGTGCGCGTACGTTCGGCTAGGTACCGCCGTAC SEQ ID NO: 200 AAGACCTTAATCCG*C*G CTL155_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*A*CCGTCGAGTGCATTGCGGATCGGTACCGCCGTAC SEQ ID NO: 201 AAGTCTTGACGCGC*T*A CTL122_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GGCGTATTGGTACCTAGTCGTCGTACCAATACGC SEQ ID NO: 202 CGCACCGACTAATG*C*G CTL080_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGATCGCTAGTCGCATTAGTCGGTACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 203 CGCCGCGCTACTAG*G*T CTL126_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*A*GTGCGAGCGTATCGCGGCTAGATTACGACGACTA SEQ ID NO: 204 GGTTAGCGCGAGTA*G*T CTL098_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTTAGTCCGCGACTGCGAGCGTACACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 205 CGCGTATAGCGGCG*G*T CTL038_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*TAGCGATCGGTACTGCGAGCGTACGCACTCGACG SEQ ID NO: 206 GTTAGTAGTGCGCG*T*A CTL139_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGTCGTCGTTCTCGCGCACTAACGACGCGCTG SEQ ID NO: 207 TTATACACTGCGCG*A*C CTL010_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GGCGTATTGGTGTATAGCGGCGGTACCATACTAC SEQ ID NO: 208 GCGACCAATTCGAC*G*C CTL034_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*A*ACAGCGCGTCGACTAGCGATCGGTACCTAGTCGC SEQ ID NO: 209 GTAAGTAGTGCGCG*T*A CTL117_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGGATTAGTTGCGTCGAATTGGTACGCCGCTAA SEQ ID NO: 210 CTATAGTTAGCGGC*G*T CTL035_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*T*TGCGGATCGGTAGTAGTGCGCGTAACGCCGCTAA SEQ ID NO: 211 CTAACCTTAGTCCG*C*G CTL121_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCGCTACCTATTAGTTAGCGGCGTATAAGTCGGC SEQ ID NO: 212 GGTACCTAGTCGTC*G*T CTL106_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*T*CGCGCAGTGTAACCGCGTACTACTACACTACTCG SEQ ID NO: 213 CGCAACCGTCGATC*C*G CTL059_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CAATCGAGCGAATTGCGGATCGGTATAAGTCGGC SEQ ID NO: 214 GGTACCGATCCGCA*A*T CTL157_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*G*TAACGAGCGGTGCGCGATTAAGGTGTACGCTCGC SEQ ID NO: 215 AGTGTACGCTCGCA*G*T CTL015_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGATCCGCAATTAGTGCGAGCGTAACTAGTGCGA SEQ ID NO: 216 CGATCGCGACAGTA*G*T CTL110_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGTAGTATGGTTCTCGCGCACTAATTAGTGCGCG SEQ ID NO: 217 AGAACCGCTCGTTA*C*C CTL123_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*C*GGCGAGTAGTTGCGCGATTAAGGTACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 218 CGCTAGCGCGAGTA*G*T CTL014_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*ACTCGACGGTTGCGTCGAATTGGTACCGCCGTAC SEQ ID NO: 219 AAGAGTAGTGCGCG*T*A CTL131_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*C*GTCGCACTAGTGCGCGATTAAGGTACCGATCCGC SEQ ID NO: 220 AATCGGATCGACGG*T*T CTL062_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGGATTAAGGTGCGCGAGTAGTGTGTCGCGCAGT SEQ ID NO: 221 GTATACGCGCACTA*C*T CTL044_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGCGCCGAATACGCGCACTACTACCTATTACC SEQ ID NO: 222 GCGTATGGTACGGC*G*T CTL043_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCGTACTACTACCGCCGACTTATCGCAACGCTA SEQ ID NO: 223 GGTTCTTGACGCGC*T*A CTL118_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*TAGCGATCGGTGCGCGGTTATGGTTCGCGGCTAG SEQ ID NO: 224 ATTACCGACTAATG*C*G CTL128_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCCGACTTATTAGTTAGCGGCGTACCAATACGC SEQ ID NO: 225 CGCACGCCGTACCA*T*A CTL067_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*GACGAGCGGTTGACTACCGCTCGTACCAATACGC SEQ ID NO: 226 CGCACCATAACCGC*G*C CTL020_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*G*TCGAGCGCATAGCGCGGTTATGGTTCGGCGAGTA SEQ ID NO: 227 GTTGCGCACATAGT*C*G CTL006_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*CGTAGTATGGTGCGCGATTAAGGTGGTAACGAGC SEQ ID NO: 228 GGTACGCCGCTAAC*T*A CTL017_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*C*TCGCGCACTAACGGACGAGCGGTTTACGCGCACT SEQ ID NO: 229 ACTACCGACTAATG*C*G CTL057_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*GAGCGGTAGTCTTAGTGCGCGAGACGCATTAGTC SEQ ID NO: 230 GGTACTACTCGCGC*T*A CTL078_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGGTTATGGTGTATAGCGGCGGTACCAATCGAG SEQ ID NO: 231 CGATAGTGCGAGCG*T*A

CTL031_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*A*GTTAGCGGCGTATAGGTAGCGCGTTATGCGCTCG SEQ ID NO: 232 ACTTCGCTCGATTG*G*T CTL136_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*C*GCGACAGTAGTCGCATTAGTCGGTGTACGCTCGC SEQ ID NO: 233 AGTCGCGGATTAAG*G*T CTL165_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCCGCTATACTAGCGCGTCAAGAACCAATCGAG SEQ ID NO: 234 CGATACGCGCACTA*C*T CTL039_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCCGTACCATACGACTATGTGCGCACCGACCGTA SEQ ID NO: 235 CCGACTAGTGCGAC*G*A CTL036_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGTCGTCGTAGTAGTACGCGGTTATGCGCTCG SEQ ID NO: 236 ACTACCTTAATCCG*C*G CTL048_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*T*CGGCGCTAGGTGCGCGAGTAGTGTTAGTGCGAGC SEQ ID NO: 237 GTAGCGCACATAGT*C*G CTL053_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*GATCGACGGTTACTAGTGCGACGATTAGTGCGCG SEQ ID NO: 238 AGAATAAGTCGGCG*G*T CTL072_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCCGTACCATAACCGCTCGTTACCCGCATTAGTC SEQ ID NO: 239 GGTCGCAACGCTAG*G*T CTL096_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*A*CGCGACTAGGTCGCAACGCTAGGTACCTATTACC SEQ ID NO: 240 GCGACCTAGTAGCG*C*G CTL150_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*TACTGTCGCGAACCGACTAATGCGTAGCGCGAGT SEQ ID NO: 241 AGTACCTAGCCGAA*C*G CTL084_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCCGCTAACTAACCTAGTCGTCGTACCTATTACC SEQ ID NO: 242 GCGAACCGCTCGTC*C*G CTL142_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*G*TAGTACGCGGTCGCATTAGTCGGTACCGATCCGC SEQ ID NO: 243 AATTAGTGCGAGCG*T*A CTL102_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*T*CGGCGCTAGGTTAGCGCGTCAAGAACGCCGTACC SEQ ID NO: 244 ATACGGTACGGTCG*G*T CTL154_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*T*ACGCTCGCAGTGCGCGAGTAGTGTGCACTCGACG SEQ ID NO: 245 GTTAACTAATCCGC*G*C CTL112_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCCGACTTATAGTAGTGCGCGTACGCATTAGTC SEQ ID NO: 246 GGTCGCGGATTAAG*G*T CTL145_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*GACGAGCGGTTCGCATTAGTCGGTACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 247 CGCCGCGGATTAAG*G*T CTL060_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCCGACTTATCGCGCTACTAGGTACCGCCGTAC SEQ ID NO: 248 AAGGTACGCTCGCA*G*T CTL016_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*CAACGCTAGGTACCTAGCGCCGAACGCGGACTAA SEQ ID NO: 249 GGTACCTAGCGCCG*A*A CTL159_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*ACTCGACGGTTCGTTCGGCTAGGTACCGCCGTAC SEQ ID NO: 250 AAGTACGCGACTAG*G*T CTL056_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*GCCGTACCATAGCGGCGTATTGGTGTCGCGCAGT SEQ ID NO: 251 GTAGCGCGGTTATG*G*T CTL162_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*A*GTTAGCGGCGTGCGGTTCGACATTACCTAGTCGC SEQ ID NO: 252 GTAGCGCGAGTAGT*G*T CTL018_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGATTAAGGTTCTCGCGCACTAACGACGCGCTG SEQ ID NO: 253 TTACGCATTAGTCG*G*T CTL115_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GGCGTATTGGTACCGCCGACTTATCGCATTAGTC SEQ ID NO: 254 GGTTATGGTACGGC*G*T CTL033_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGGTTATGGTAACTACTCGCCGAACCTATTACC SEQ ID NO: 255 GCGACTGCGAGCGT*A*C CTL047_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*ACTATGTGCGCTCGTCGCACTAGTACCATAACCG SEQ ID NO: 256 CGCAACCGCTCGTC*C*G CTL108_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*A*TCTAGCCGCGATAGTTAGCGGCGTACCTTAATCG SEQ ID NO: 257 CGCTAGCGCGAGTA*G*T CTL041_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*A*CGCGCACTACTGCGTCGAATTGGTGCGCGGATTA SEQ ID NO: 258 GTTGCGTCGAATTG*G*T CTL061_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCCGCTATACACTGCGAGCGTACTTCGGCGCTA SEQ ID NO: 259 GGTGTATAGCGGCG*G*T CTL166_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*TACTCGCGCTAGCGGCGTATTGGTAACCGCTCGT SEQ ID NO: 260 CCGGCGCGAGTAGT*G*T CTL012_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GCGAGTAGTGTACCTAGCGTTGCGCGCGGATTAA SEQ ID NO: 261 GGTACTAGTGCGAC*G*A CTL052_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*C*GGTTCGACATTACCTAGCGTTGCGCGCATTAGTC SEQ ID NO: 262 GGTACCTAGTAGCG*C*G CTL153_BOT_tag /5Phos/G*T*CGCGCAGTGTAACCTAGCGTTGCGTCGCGACAGT SEQ ID NO: 263 AGTGACTACCGCTC*G*T CTL094_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CGCTCGTTACCACTAGCGATCGGTACCATACTAC SEQ ID NO: 264 GCGTACGCGACTAG*G*T CTL095_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*G*CAACGCTAGGTAGTCGAGCGCATACGCATTAGTC SEQ ID NO: 265 GGTAATGTCGAACC*G*C CTL105_BOT_tag /5Phos/A*C*CTAGTAGCGCGTAGTTAGCGGCGTTTAGTGCGCG SEQ ID NO: 266 AGAGTACGCT CGCA*G*T CTL109_BOT_tag /5Phos/C*T*TGTACGGCGGTCGCGGACTAAGGTTCGCGGCTAG SEQ ID NO: 267 ATTACCGACCGTAC*C*G CTL032_BOT_tag /5Phos/T*A*GTTAGCGGCGTAATCTAGCCGCGAATAGGTAGCG SEQ ID NO: 268 CGTAACTACTCGCC*G*A "/5Phos/" indicates a 5'-phosphate moiety; "*" indicates a phosphorothioate linkage.

TABLE-US-00005 TABLE 5 Pools of Tag Sequences Pools Tags Pool A1 Pool B1 Pool B2 Pool B3 Pool B4 Pool B5 Pool B6 Pool C1 Present in CTL085 CTL161 CTL089 CTL098 CTL062 CTL048 CTL018 Pool A1 Pools CTL169 CTL164 CTL081 CTL038 CTL044 CTL053 CTL115 Pool B1 CTL137 CTL030 CTL075 CTL139 CTL043 CTL072 CTL033 Pool B2 CTL042 CTL088 CTL160 CTL010 CTL118 CTL096 CTL047 Pool B3 CTL051 CTL148 CTL133 CTL034 CTL128 CTL150 CTL108 Pool B4 CTL167 CTL152 CTL076 CTL117 CTL067 CTL084 CTL041 Pool B5 CTL026 CTL007 CTL024 CTL035 CTL020 CTL142 CTL061 Pool B6 CTL068 CTL141 CTL045 CTL121 CTL006 CTL102 CTL166 CTL138 CTL064 CTL009 CTL106 CTL017 CTL154 CTL012 CTL079 CTL158 CTL055 CTL059 CTL057 0TL112 CTL052 CTL063 CTL066 CTL101 CTL157 CTL078 0TL145 CTL153 CTL168 CTL144 CTL135 CTL015 CTL031 CTL060 CTL094 CTL021 CTL107 CTL155 CTL110 CTL136 CTL016 CTL095 CTL151 CTL149 CTL122 CTL123 CTL165 CTL159 CTL105 CTL002 CTL008 CTL080 CTL014 CTL039 CTL056 CTL109 CTL134 CTL099 CTL126 CTL131 CTL036 CTL162 CTL032

TABLE-US-00006 TABLE 6 Non-homologous tails Name Sequence (5'.fwdarw.3') SEQ ID NO: H1 ACGCGACTATACGCGCAATATGGT SEQ ID NO: 269 H2 CTAGCGATACTACGCGATACGAGAT SEQ ID NO: 270 H3 CATAGCGGTATTACGCGAGATTACGA SEQ ID NO: 271 H4 CGCGAGTACGTACGATTACCG SEQ ID NO: 272 H5 ACGCGCGACTATACGCGCCTC SEQ ID NO: 273

Sequence CWU 1

1

273152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(2)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(2)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 1tcgttcgttc cgctctaacc ggcgaatcta ccgcgcatat ctacgccgca at 52252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 2attgcggcgt agatatgcgc ggtagattcg ccggttagag cggaacgaac ga 52357DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(52)..(52)Ribonucleotide G52misc_structure(57)..(57)3'-C3 spacer 3acactctttc cctacacgac gctcttccga tcttctaccg cgcatatcta cgccgct 57458DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(53)..(53)Ribonucleotide C53misc_structure(58)..(58)3'-C3 spacer 4acactctttc cctacacgac gctcttccga tctatatgcg cggtagattc gccggttt 58568DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(63)..(63)Ribonucleotide C63misc_structure(68)..(68)3'-C3 Spacer 5gtgactggag ttcagacgtg tgctcttccg atctaatgat acggcgacca ccgagatcta 60cacaaggc 68678DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_feature(38)..(39)n is a, c, g, or tmisc_feature(40)..(41)w is a or tmisc_feature(42)..(42)n is a, c, g, or tmisc_feature(43)..(44)w is a or tmisc_feature(45)..(45)n is a, c, g, or tmisc_structure(76)..(77)phosphorothioate linkage 6aatgatacgg cgaccaccga gatctacact agatcgcnnw nnwnnacact ctttccctac 60acgacgctct tccgatct 78733DNAArtificial SequenceSynthetic 7acactctttc cctacacgac gctcttccga tct 33834DNAArtificial SequenceSynthetic 8gtgactggag ttcagacgtg tgctcttccg atct 34952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 9acgagcggta gtcacctagt cgtcgtacca attcgacgca cactactcgc gc 521052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 10gcgcgagtag tgtgcgtcga attggtacga cgactaggtg actaccgctc gt 521152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 11tagcgcgagt agtcggacga gcggttacca atacgccgca ccttaatccg cg 521252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 12cgcggattaa ggtgcggcgt attggtaacc gctcgtccga ctactcgcgc ta 521352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 13tcgcgacagt agtcgttcgg ctaggtacct attaccgcgt agttagcggc gt 521452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 14acgccgctaa ctacgcggta ataggtacct agccgaacga ctactgtcgc ga 521552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 15cgcgctacta ggtgcgtcga attggtaccg atccgcaata cactactcgc gc 521652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 16gcgcgagtag tgtattgcgg atcggtacca attcgacgca cctagtagcg cg 521752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(52)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 17ggtaacgagc ggtgcgtcga attggtaacc gctcgtccga ccttaatcgc gc 521852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 18gcgcgattaa ggtcggacga gcggttacca attcgacgca ccgctcgtta cc 521952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 19ttcggcgcta ggtgcggcgt attggtaacc gctcgtccgt tcggcgctag gt 522052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 20acctagcgcc gaacggacga gcggttacca atacgccgca cctagcgccg aa 522152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 21tacgcgacta ggtgcgcgat taaggtacct attaccgcgc gactatgtgc gc 522252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 22gcgcacatag tcgcgcggta ataggtacct taatcgcgca cctagtcgcg ta 522352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 23gtcgcgcagt gtagcgcgat taaggtacct attaccgcgt cgcgacagta gt 522452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 24actactgtcg cgacgcggta ataggtacct taatcgcgct acactgcgcg ac 522552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 25aaccgtcgat ccgcgcgtag tatggtaccg atccgcaata ctagcgcgac aa 522652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 26ttgtcgcgct agtattgcgg atcggtacca tactacgcgc ggatcgacgg tt 522752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(2)misc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 27tcgctcgatt ggttacgcgc actacttatg cgctcgactc gttcggctag gt 522852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 28acctagccga acgagtcgag cgcataagta gtgcgcgtaa ccaatcgagc ga 522952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 29actgcgagcg tacttgtcgc gctagtacca attcgacgca accgctcgtc cg 523052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 30cggacgagcg gttgcgtcga attggtacta gcgcgacaag tacgctcgca gt 523152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 31cgcattagtc ggtgcggcgt attggtaacc gctcgtccga cgcgctacct at 523252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 32ataggtagcg cgtcggacga gcggttacca atacgccgca ccgactaatg cg 523352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 33attgcggatc ggtgcgtcga attggtaacc gctcgtccgt acgcgcacta ct 523452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 34agtagtgcgc gtacggacga gcggttacca attcgacgca ccgatccgca at 523552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(3)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 35tcggcgagta gttgcgcggt tatggtacca taaccgcgca gtagtacgcg gt 523652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 36accgcgtact actgcgcggt tatggtacca taaccgcgca actactcgcc ga 523752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 37actagcgatc ggtacctagc gccgaaacct attaccgcga cctagcgttg cg 523852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 38cgcaacgcta ggtcgcggta ataggtttcg gcgctaggta ccgatcgcta gt 523952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 39tagcgcgtca agagcgcggt tatggtttcg gcgctaggtt aacagcgcgt cg 524052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 40cgacgcgctg ttaacctagc gccgaaacca taaccgcgct cttgacgcgc ta 524134DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(32)..(33)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(33)..(34)phosphorothioate linkage 41gtttaattga gttgtcatat gttaataacg gtat 344234DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(32)..(33)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(33)..(34)phosphorothioate linkage 42ataccgttat taacatatga caactcaatt aaac 344320DNAArtificial SequenceSynthetic 43gagtccgagc agaagaagaa 204420DNAArtificial SequenceSynthetic 44gttggagcat ctgagtccag 204552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 45acgagcggta gtcacctagt cgtcgtacca attcgacgca cactactcgc gc 524652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 46tagcgcgagt agtcggacga gcggttacca atacgccgca ccttaatccg cg

524752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 47tcgcgacagt agtcgttcgg ctaggtacct attaccgcgt agttagcggc gt 524852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 48cgcgctacta ggtgcgtcga attggtaccg atccgcaata cactactcgc gc 524952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 49ggtaacgagc ggtgcgtcga attggtaacc gctcgtccga ccttaatcgc gc 525052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 50ttcggcgcta ggtgcggcgt attggtaacc gctcgtccgt tcggcgctag gt 525152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 51tacgcgacta ggtgcgcgat taaggtacct attaccgcgc gactatgtgc gc 525252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 52gtcgcgcagt gtagcgcgat taaggtacct attaccgcgt cgcgacagta gt 525352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 53aaccgtcgat ccgcgcgtag tatggtaccg atccgcaata ctagcgcgac aa 525452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 54tcgctcgatt ggttacgcgc actacttatg cgctcgactc gttcggctag gt 525552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 55actgcgagcg tacttgtcgc gctagtacca attcgacgca accgctcgtc cg 525652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 56cgcattagtc ggtgcggcgt attggtaacc gctcgtccga cgcgctacct at 525752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 57attgcggatc ggtgcgtcga attggtaacc gctcgtccgt acgcgcacta ct 525852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 58tcggcgagta gttgcgcggt tatggtacca taaccgcgca gtagtacgcg gt 525952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 59actagcgatc ggtacctagc gccgaaacct attaccgcga cctagcgttg cg 526052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 60tagcgcgtca agagcgcggt tatggtttcg gcgctaggtt aacagcgcgt cg 526152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 61gcgcgagtag tgtgcgtcga attggtacga cgactaggtg actaccgctc gt 526252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 62cgcggattaa ggtgcggcgt attggtaacc gctcgtccga ctactcgcgc ta 526352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 63acgccgctaa ctacgcggta ataggtacct agccgaacga ctactgtcgc ga 526452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 64gcgcgagtag tgtattgcgg atcggtacca attcgacgca cctagtagcg cg 526552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 65gcgcgattaa ggtcggacga gcggttacca attcgacgca ccgctcgtta cc 526652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 66acctagcgcc gaacggacga gcggttacca atacgccgca cctagcgccg aa 526752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 67gcgcacatag tcgcgcggta ataggtacct taatcgcgca cctagtcgcg ta 526852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 68actactgtcg cgacgcggta ataggtacct taatcgcgct acactgcgcg ac 526952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 69ttgtcgcgct agtattgcgg atcggtacca tactacgcgc ggatcgacgg tt 527052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 70acctagccga acgagtcgag cgcataagta gtgcgcgtaa ccaatcgagc ga 527152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 71cggacgagcg gttgcgtcga attggtacta gcgcgacaag tacgctcgca gt 527252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 72ataggtagcg cgtcggacga gcggttacca atacgccgca ccgactaatg cg 527352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 73agtagtgcgc gtacggacga gcggttacca attcgacgca ccgatccgca at 527452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 74accgcgtact actgcgcggt tatggtacca taaccgcgca actactcgcc ga 527552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 75cgcaacgcta ggtcgcggta ataggtttcg gcgctaggta ccgatcgcta gt 527652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 76cgacgcgctg ttaacctagc gccgaaacca taaccgcgct cttgacgcgc ta 527752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 77tacactgcgc gacactgcga gcgtacacct taatcgcgct agttagcggc gt 527852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 78aaccgtcgag tgcaccgcgt actactaatg tcgaaccgct acgcgcacta ct 527952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 79cgcggactaa ggtgcgcgag tagtgttacg cgcactacta atctagccgc ga 528052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 80actagtgcga cgaactactc gcgctaacca attcgacgca ccgatcgcta gt 528152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 81aatgtcgaac cgcgcgcgag tagtgtacca taaccgcgca ccttagtccg cg 528252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 82gcgtcgaatt ggtaccgccg acttatacca atacgccgca taggtagcgc gt 528352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 83acctagtagc gcggcgtcga attggtacta gcgcgacaac gcgtagtatg gt 528452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 84accgctcgtt accgcgcgat taaggtacgc cgctaactac ggtacggtcg gt 528552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 85accgccgact tatcgttcgg ctaggtacca attcgacgca ctgcgagcgt ac 528652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 86accttaatcc gcgactgcga gcgtacacct attaccgcgc gacgcgctgt ta 528752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 87acgacgacta ggtaccgctc gttacctctt gacgcgctaa ccaattcgac gc 528852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 88accatactac

gcggcggttc gacattacca taaccgcgct agtgcgagcg ta 528952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 89cttgtacggc ggtgcggcgt attggtacca atacgccgct cgtcgcacta gt 529052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 90gtacgctcgc agtaccgccg acttatacct taatcgcgca ctagcgcgac aa 529152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 91acgacgacta ggttatggta cggcgttagc gcgagtagta ccttagtccg cg 529252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 92acgagcggta gtcataggta gcgcgttctt gacgcgctaa ccgatcgcta gt 529352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 93accgatccgc aatgcgtcga attggtacca taaccgcgca ccgccgtaca ag 529452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 94actagtgcga cgaactactg tcgcgaacct attaccgcga ccaatcgagc ga 529552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 95accgccgtac aagtcgcgac agtagtaacc gctcgtccgt tcggcgctag gt 529652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 96tcgtcgcact agtcgcatta gtcggtagta gtacgcggta taggtagcgc gt 529752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 97accaattcga cgctagttag cggcgtacac tactcgcgcg cactcgacgg tt 529852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 98cgcggtaata ggtcgcggta ataggtacga gcggtagtca cactactcgc gc 529952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 99tcggcgagta gtttagtgcg agcgtaagta gtgcgcgtaa ccaatcgagc ga 5210052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 100gtcgcgcagt gtagcgcggt tatggtacca taaccgcgca ctagtgcgac ga 5210152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 101tatgcgctcg actgcgcgat taaggtaatg tcgaaccgca gtagtacgcg gt 5210252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 102actagcgcga caacgactat gtgcgcacca attcgacgct acgcgcacta ct 5210352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 103aactactcgc cgacttgtac ggcggtacca attcgacgca actaatccgc gc 5210452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 104cgcggattaa ggtcttgtac ggcggtacct agccgaacgt acgcgcacta ct 5210552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 105tagcgcgtca agacttgtac ggcggtaccg atccgcaatg cactcgacgg tt 5210652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 106cgcattagtc ggtgcggcgt attggtacga cgactaggta ccaatacgcc gc 5210752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 107acctagtagc gcggcgcggt tatggtaccg actaatgcga ctagcgatcg gt 5210852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 108actactcgcg ctaacctagt cgtcgtaatc tagccgcgat acgctcgcac ta 5210952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 109accgccgcta tacgcgcgat taaggtgtac gctcgcagtc gcggactaag gt 5211052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 110tacgcgcact actaaccgtc gagtgcgtac gctcgcagta ccgatcgcta gt 5211152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 111gtcgcgcagt gtataacagc gcgtcgttag tgcgcgagaa cgacgactag gt 5211252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 112gcgtcgaatt ggtcgcgtag tatggtaccg ccgctataca ccaatacgcc gc 5211352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 113tacgcgcact acttacgcga ctaggtaccg atcgctagtc gacgcgctgt ta 5211452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 114acgccgctaa ctatagttag cggcgtacca attcgacgca actaatccgc gc 5211552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 115cgcggactaa ggttagttag cggcgttacg cgcactacta ccgatccgca at 5211652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 116acgacgacta ggtaccgccg acttatacgc cgctaactaa taggtagcgc gt 5211752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 117cggatcgacg gttgcgcgag tagtgtagta gtacgcggtt acactgcgcg ac 5211852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 118attgcggatc ggtaccgccg acttataccg atccgcaatt cgctcgattg gt 5211952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 119actgcgagcg tacactgcga gcgtacacct taatcgcgca ccgctcgtta cc 5212052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 120actactgtcg cgatcgtcgc actagttacg ctcgcactaa ttgcggatcg gt 5212152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 121ggtaacgagc ggttctcgcg cactaattag tgcgcgagaa ccatactacg cg 5212252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 122actactcgcg ctagcgcgat taaggtacct taatcgcgca actactcgcc ga 5212352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 123tacgcgcact actcttgtac ggcggtacca attcgacgca accgtcgagt gc 5212452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 124aaccgtcgat ccgattgcgg atcggtacct taatcgcgca ctagtgcgac ga 5212552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 125agtagtgcgc gtatacactg cgcgacacac tactcgcgca ccttaatccg cg 5212652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 126acgccgtacc atacgcggta ataggtagta gtgcgcgtat tcggcgctag gt 5212752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 127tagcgcgtca agaacctagc gttgcgataa gtcggcggta gtagtacgcg gt 5212852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 128cgcattagtc ggtaatctag ccgcgaacca taaccgcgca ccgatcgcta gt 5212952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 129tatggtacgg cgtgcggcgt attggtacgc cgctaactaa taagtcggcg gt 5213052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate

linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 130gcgcggttat ggtgcggcgt attggtacga gcggtagtca accgctcgtc cg 5213152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 131cgactatgtg cgcaactact cgccgaacca taaccgcgct atgcgctcga ct 5213252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 132tagttagcgg cgtaccgctc gttaccacct taatcgcgca ccatactacg cg 5213352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 133cgcattagtc ggtagtagtg cgcgtaaacc gctcgtccgt tagtgcgcga ga 5213452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)phosphorot- hioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 134tagcgcgagt agtaccgact aatgcgtctc gcgcactaag actaccgctc gt 5213552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 135tacgctcgca ctatcgctcg attggtaccg ccgctataca ccataaccgc gc 5213652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 136accaatcgag cgaagtcgag cgcataacgc gctacctata cgccgctaac ta 5213752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 137accttaatcc gcgactgcga gcgtacaccg actaatgcga ctactgtcgc ga 5213852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 138agtagtgcgc gtatcgctcg attggttctt gacgcgctag tatagcggcg gt 5213952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 139tcgtcgcact agtcggtacg gtcggtgcgc acatagtcgt atggtacggc gt 5214052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 140cgcggattaa ggtagtcgag cgcataaccg cgtactacta cgacgactag gt 5214152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 141cgactatgtg cgctacgctc gcactaacac tactcgcgca cctagcgccg aa 5214252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 142accgccgact tattctcgcg cactaatcgt cgcactagta accgtcgatc cg 5214352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 143acctagcgtt gcgaccgact aatgcgggta acgagcggtt atggtacggc gt 5214452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 144cgcgctacta ggtcgcggta ataggtacct agcgttgcga cctagtcgcg ta 5214552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 145cgttcggcta ggtactactc gcgctacgca ttagtcggtt cgcgacagta gt 5214652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 146cggacgagcg gttcgcggta ataggtacga cgactaggtt agttagcggc gt 5214752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 147tacgctcgca ctaattgcgg atcggtaccg actaatgcga ccgcgtacta ct 5214852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 148accgaccgta ccgtatggta cggcgttctt gacgcgctaa cctagcgccg aa 5214952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 149gcgcggatta gttaaccgtc gagtgcacac tactcgcgca ctgcgagcgt ac 5215052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 150accttaatcc gcgaccgact aatgcgtacg cgcactacta taagtcggcg gt 5215152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 151accttaatcc gcggcgcggt tatggtaccg actaatgcga accgctcgtc cg 5215252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 152actgcgagcg taccttgtac ggcggtacct agtagcgcga taagtcggcg gt 5215352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 153ttcggcgcta ggtaccttag tccgcgttcg gcgctaggta cctagcgttg cg 5215452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 154acctagtcgc gtacttgtac ggcggtacct agccgaacga accgtcgagt gc 5215552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 155accataaccg cgctacactg cgcgacacca atacgccgct atggtacggc gt 5215652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 156acactactcg cgctacgcga ctaggtaatg tcgaaccgca cgccgctaac ta 5215752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 157accgactaat gcgtaacagc gcgtcgttag tgcgcgagaa ccttaatcgc gc 5215852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 158acgccgtacc ataaccgact aatgcgataa gtcggcggta ccaatacgcc gc 5215952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 159gtacgctcgc agtcgcggta ataggttcgg cgagtagtta ccataaccgc gc 5216052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 160cggacgagcg gttgcgcggt tatggtacta gtgcgacgag cgcacatagt cg 5216152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 161actactcgcg ctagcgcgat taaggtacgc cgctaactat cgcggctaga tt 5216252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 162accaattcga cgcaactaat ccgcgcacca attcgacgca gtagtgcgcg ta 5216352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 163accgccgcta tacacctagc gccgaagtac gctcgcagtg tatagcggcg gt 5216452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 164acactactcg cgccggacga gcggttacca atacgccgct agcgcgagta gt 5216552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 165tcgtcgcact agtaccttaa tccgcgcgca acgctaggta cactactcgc gc 5216652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 166cgcgctacta ggtaccgact aatgcgcgca acgctaggta atgtcgaacc gc 5216752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 167acgagcggta gtcactactg tcgcgacgca acgctaggtt acactgcgcg ac 5216852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 168acctagtcgc gtacgcgtag tatggtaccg atcgctagtg gtaacgagcg gt 5216952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 169gcggttcgac attaccgact aatgcgtatg cgctcgacta cctagcgttg cg 5217052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 170actgcgagcg tactctcgcg cactaaacgc cgctaactac gcgctactag gt 5217152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate

linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 171cggtacggtc ggtaatctag ccgcgaacct tagtccgcga ccgccgtaca ag 5217252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 172tcggcgagta gttacgcgct acctattcgc ggctagatta cgccgctaac ta 5217352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 173acgccgctaa ctagcgcgat taaggtgtac gctcgcagtg tcgcgcagtg ta 5217452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 174agtagtgcgc gtagcggttc gacattagta gtacgcggtg cactcgacgg tt 5217552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 175tcgcggctag attagtagtg cgcgtaacac tactcgcgca ccttagtccg cg 5217652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 176actagcgatc ggtgcgtcga attggttagc gcgagtagtt cgtcgcacta gt 5217752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 177cgcggactaa ggtgcgcggt tatggtacac tactcgcgcg cggttcgaca tt 5217852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 178acgcgctacc tatgcggcgt attggtataa gtcggcggta ccaattcgac gc 5217952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 179accatactac gcgttgtcgc gctagtacca attcgacgcc gcgctactag gt 5218052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 180accgaccgta ccgtagttag cggcgtacct taatcgcgcg gtaacgagcg gt 5218152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 181gtacgctcgc agtgcgtcga attggtacct agccgaacga taagtcggcg gt 5218252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 182taacagcgcg tcgcgcggta ataggtgtac gctcgcagtc gcggattaag gt 5218352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 183gcgtcgaatt ggttagcgcg tcaagaggta acgagcggta cctagtcgtc gt 5218452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 184tacgctcgca ctagcgcggt tatggtaatg tcgaaccgcc gcgtagtatg gt 5218552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 185actagtgcga cgagcggcgt attggtacca atacgccgca ccgccgtaca ag 5218652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 186ttgtcgcgct agtgcgcgat taaggtataa gtcggcggta ctgcgagcgt ac 5218752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 187cgcggactaa ggtactactc gcgctaacgc cgtaccataa cctagtcgtc gt 5218852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 188actagcgatc ggttagcgcg tcaagaacgc gctacctatg actaccgctc gt 5218952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 189cttgtacggc ggtgcgcggt tatggtacca attcgacgca ttgcggatcg gt 5219052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 190tcgctcgatt ggtcgcggta ataggttcgc gacagtagtt cgtcgcacta gt 5219152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 191acctagcgcc gaacggacga gcggttacta ctgtcgcgac ttgtacggcg gt 5219252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 192acgcgctacc tataccgcgt actactaccg actaatgcga ctagtgcgac ga 5219352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 193aaccgtcgag tgcgcgcgag tagtgtacgc cgctaactag cgtcgaattg gt 5219452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 194gcgcgagtag tgtgactacc gctcgtacct attaccgcga cctattaccg cg 5219552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 195tcgctcgatt ggttacgcgc actacttacg ctcgcactaa actactcgcc ga 5219652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 196tcgtcgcact agtgcgcggt tatggtacca taaccgcgct acactgcgcg ac 5219752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 197accgcgtact actgcggttc gacattacct taatcgcgca gtcgagcgca ta 5219852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 198agtagtgcgc gtagcgtcga attggtgcgc acatagtcgt tgtcgcgcta gt 5219952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 199gcgcggatta gttgcgtcga attggtaccg ccgtacaagt cggcgagtag tt 5220052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 200agtagtgcgc gtacgttcgg ctaggtaccg ccgtacaaga ccttaatccg cg 5220152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 201aaccgtcgag tgcattgcgg atcggtaccg ccgtacaagt cttgacgcgc ta 5220252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 202gcggcgtatt ggtacctagt cgtcgtacca atacgccgca ccgactaatg cg 5220352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 203accgatcgct agtcgcatta gtcggtacca taaccgcgcc gcgctactag gt 5220452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 204tagtgcgagc gtatcgcggc tagattacga cgactaggtt agcgcgagta gt 5220552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 205accttagtcc gcgactgcga gcgtacacct taatcgcgcg tatagcggcg gt 5220652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 206actagcgatc ggtactgcga gcgtacgcac tcgacggtta gtagtgcgcg ta 5220752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 207acctagtcgt cgttctcgcg cactaacgac gcgctgttat acactgcgcg ac 5220852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 208gcggcgtatt ggtgtatagc ggcggtacca tactacgcga ccaattcgac gc 5220952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 209taacagcgcg tcgactagcg atcggtacct agtcgcgtaa gtagtgcgcg ta 5221052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 210gcgcggatta gttgcgtcga attggtacgc cgctaactat agttagcggc gt 5221152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 211attgcggatc ggtagtagtg cgcgtaacgc cgctaactaa ccttagtccg cg 5221252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 212acgcgctacc tattagttag cggcgtataa gtcggcggta cctagtcgtc gt 5221352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate

linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 213gtcgcgcagt gtaaccgcgt actactacac tactcgcgca accgtcgatc cg 5221452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 214accaatcgag cgaattgcgg atcggtataa gtcggcggta ccgatccgca at 5221552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 215ggtaacgagc ggtgcgcgat taaggtgtac gctcgcagtg tacgctcgca gt 5221652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 216accgatccgc aattagtgcg agcgtaacta gtgcgacgat cgcgacagta gt 5221752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 217cgcgtagtat ggttctcgcg cactaattag tgcgcgagaa ccgctcgtta cc 5221852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 218tcggcgagta gttgcgcgat taaggtacct taatcgcgct agcgcgagta gt 5221952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 219gcactcgacg gttgcgtcga attggtaccg ccgtacaaga gtagtgcgcg ta 5222052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 220tcgtcgcact agtgcgcgat taaggtaccg atccgcaatc ggatcgacgg tt 5222152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 221cgcggattaa ggtgcgcgag tagtgtgtcg cgcagtgtat acgcgcacta ct 5222252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 222acctagcgcc gaatacgcgc actactacct attaccgcgt atggtacggc gt 5222352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 223accgcgtact actaccgccg acttatcgca acgctaggtt cttgacgcgc ta 5222452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 224actagcgatc ggtgcgcggt tatggttcgc ggctagatta ccgactaatg cg 5222552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 225accgccgact tattagttag cggcgtacca atacgccgca cgccgtacca ta 5222652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 226cggacgagcg gttgactacc gctcgtacca atacgccgca ccataaccgc gc 5222752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 227agtcgagcgc atagcgcggt tatggttcgg cgagtagttg cgcacatagt cg 5222852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 228cgcgtagtat ggtgcgcgat taaggtggta acgagcggta cgccgctaac ta 5222952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 229tctcgcgcac taacggacga gcggtttacg cgcactacta ccgactaatg cg 5223052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 230acgagcggta gtcttagtgc gcgagacgca ttagtcggta ctactcgcgc ta 5223152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 231gcgcggttat ggtgtatagc ggcggtacca atcgagcgat agtgcgagcg ta 5223252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 232tagttagcgg cgtataggta gcgcgttatg cgctcgactt cgctcgattg gt 5223352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 233tcgcgacagt agtcgcatta gtcggtgtac gctcgcagtc gcggattaag gt 5223452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 234accgccgcta tactagcgcg tcaagaacca atcgagcgat acgcgcacta ct 5223552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 235acgccgtacc atacgactat gtgcgcaccg accgtaccga ctagtgcgac ga 5223652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 236acctagtcgt cgtagtagta cgcggttatg cgctcgacta ccttaatccg cg 5223752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 237ttcggcgcta ggtgcgcgag tagtgttagt gcgagcgtag cgcacatagt cg 5223852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 238cggatcgacg gttactagtg cgacgattag tgcgcgagaa taagtcggcg gt 5223952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 239acgccgtacc ataaccgctc gttacccgca ttagtcggtc gcaacgctag gt 5224052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 240tacgcgacta ggtcgcaacg ctaggtacct attaccgcga cctagtagcg cg 5224152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 241actactgtcg cgaaccgact aatgcgtagc gcgagtagta cctagccgaa cg 5224252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 242acgccgctaa ctaacctagt cgtcgtacct attaccgcga accgctcgtc cg 5224352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 243agtagtacgc ggtcgcatta gtcggtaccg atccgcaatt agtgcgagcg ta 5224452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 244ttcggcgcta ggttagcgcg tcaagaacgc cgtaccatac ggtacggtcg gt 5224552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 245gtacgctcgc agtgcgcgag tagtgtgcac tcgacggtta actaatccgc gc 5224652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 246accgccgact tatagtagtg cgcgtacgca ttagtcggtc gcggattaag gt 5224752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 247cggacgagcg gttcgcatta gtcggtacca taaccgcgcc gcggattaag gt 5224852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 248accgccgact tatcgcgcta ctaggtaccg ccgtacaagg tacgctcgca gt 5224952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 249cgcaacgcta ggtacctagc gccgaacgcg gactaaggta cctagcgccg aa 5225052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 250gcactcgacg gttcgttcgg ctaggtaccg ccgtacaagt acgcgactag gt 5225152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 251acgccgtacc atagcggcgt attggtgtcg cgcagtgtag cgcggttatg gt 5225252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 252tagttagcgg cgtgcggttc gacattacct agtcgcgtag cgcgagtagt gt 5225352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 253gcgcgattaa ggttctcgcg cactaacgac gcgctgttac gcattagtcg gt 5225452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 254gcggcgtatt ggtaccgccg acttatcgca ttagtcggtt atggtacggc gt 5225552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)-

phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 255gcgcggttat ggtaactact cgccgaacct attaccgcga ctgcgagcgt ac 5225652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 256cgactatgtg cgctcgtcgc actagtacca taaccgcgca accgctcgtc cg 5225752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 257aatctagccg cgatagttag cggcgtacct taatcgcgct agcgcgagta gt 5225852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 258tacgcgcact actgcgtcga attggtgcgc ggattagttg cgtcgaattg gt 5225952DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 259accgccgcta tacactgcga gcgtacttcg gcgctaggtg tatagcggcg gt 5226052DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 260actactcgcg ctagcggcgt attggtaacc gctcgtccgg cgcgagtagt gt 5226152DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 261gcgcgagtag tgtacctagc gttgcgcgcg gattaaggta ctagtgcgac ga 5226252DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 262gcggttcgac attacctagc gttgcgcgca ttagtcggta cctagtagcg cg 5226352DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 263gtcgcgcagt gtaacctagc gttgcgtcgc gacagtagtg actaccgctc gt 5226452DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 264accgctcgtt accactagcg atcggtacca tactacgcgt acgcgactag gt 5226552DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 265cgcaacgcta ggtagtcgag cgcatacgca ttagtcggta atgtcgaacc gc 5226652DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 266acctagtagc gcgtagttag cggcgtttag tgcgcgagag tacgctcgca gt 5226752DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 267cttgtacggc ggtcgcggac taaggttcgc ggctagatta ccgaccgtac cg 5226852DNAArtificial SequenceSyntheticmisc_structure(1)..(1)5'-phosphatemisc_structure(1)..(2)- phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(2)..(3)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(50)..(51)phosphorothioate linkagemisc_structure(51)..(52)phosphorothioate linkage 268tagttagcgg cgtaatctag ccgcgaatag gtagcgcgta actactcgcc ga 5226924DNAArtificial SequenceSynthetic 269acgcgactat acgcgcaata tggt 2427025DNAArtificial SequenceSynthetic 270ctagcgatac tacgcgatac gagat 2527126DNAArtificial SequenceSynthetic 271catagcggta ttacgcgaga ttacga 2627221DNAArtificial SequenceSynthetic 272cgcgagtacg tacgattacc g 2127321DNAArtificial SequenceSynthetic 273acgcgcgact atacgcgcct c 21

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